Our TM44 assessments cover all aspects required for both Level 3 and Level 4 systems with full legal compliance, ensuring your building meets TM44 regulations and energy efficiency standards.
All TM44 Scotland assessors are fully qualified, highly competent Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineers, each with over 20 years of experience in the building services industry.
Our assessors have achieved their qualifications through the APEL (Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning) route and are certified to carry out both Level 3 (simple systems) and Level 4 (complex systems) TM44 air conditioning inspections. All are fully accredited with Sterling Accreditation.
TM44 Scotland assessors conduct detailed and thorough inspections, delivering factually accurate, clearly structured TM44 reports that comply with all regulatory requirements.
In addition, our assessors provide tailored recommendations—including no-cost and low-cost measures—to enhance system efficiency, improve operational performance, and reduce energy costs.
All air conditioning systems with an output greater than 12kW must undergo a TM44 inspection at intervals not exceeding five years.
In Scotland, this interval may be reduced to as little as three years if the system is assessed as poorly maintained or inefficient.
This requirement applies not only to comfort cooling systems but also to
All air conditioning systems with an output greater than 12kW must undergo a TM44 inspection at intervals not exceeding five years.
In Scotland, this interval may be reduced to as little as three years if the system is assessed as poorly maintained or inefficient.
This requirement applies not only to comfort cooling systems but also to those used for process applications, such as server rooms or communications rooms.
Where multiple smaller systems are installed within a building and the combined output exceeds 12kW, and all systems are under the control of a single person or organisation, they are considered as one system and are subject to inspection under the TM44 regulations.
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The TM44 Inspection involves several key stages:
Pre-Inspection: Collection of basic information such as equipment lists, maintenance records, site drawings, and system schematics.
On-Site System Inspection: Examination of representative samples of installed equipment and identification of potential energy-saving opportunities.
Evalua
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The TM44 Inspection involves several key stages:
Pre-Inspection: Collection of basic information such as equipment lists, maintenance records, site drawings, and system schematics.
On-Site System Inspection: Examination of representative samples of installed equipment and identification of potential energy-saving opportunities.
Evaluation of Maintenance Standards: Assessment of current maintenance practices against industry best practice.
Evaluation of Controls and System Set-Up: Review of control systems and overall system configuration.
Report Production: Preparation of a detailed report for the responsible person, including clear recommendations for improvement.
Mon | 09:00 – 17:00 | |
Tue | 09:00 – 17:00 | |
Wed | 09:00 – 17:00 | |
Thu | 09:00 – 17:00 | |
Fri | 09:00 – 17:00 | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |