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Non-Domestic BER Assessor Registration Form 2025

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The document outlines the registration process for Non-Domestic Building Energy Rating (BER) Assessors in Ireland. It details the pre-qualification criteria, including required qualifications and professional memberships, completion of a specific training course, and necessary documentation for registration. The form also includes sections for personal and business information, record-keeping obligations, declarations, insurance requirements, and a checklist to ensure all necessary documents are submitted. Additionally, it specifies registration fees and payment methods.

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How do I register an assessor?

Documents Required: Application form. Declaration by Assessor. Checklist for Assessor. Code of Conduct. ID. Copies of Qualifications. Statement of Results from ETDP SETA. Detailed CV.

Is there a BER register?

Check the SEAI National BER Register to see if your property already has a valid BER certificate, to download the BER certificate and advisory report or to review further details of the BER of a property being advertised. You will also be able to see the BER expiry date.

How to get a BER assessment?

Arrange a BER survey Step 1: Find a BER assessor. BER assessments are carried out by independent registered assessors. Step 2: Get a quote. Step 3: Prepare your paperwork. Step 4: Get your home ready. Step 5: Receive the BER Certificate and Advisory Report.

How do I register with the BER assessor?

In order to complete the Registration Form, you must have the required insurance policies, provide a Tax Clearance Certificate, complete the SEPA direct debit mandate, submit a certified ID, agree to pay the relevant registration fee by direct debit and accept the terms of the BER Assessor Code of Practice.

How to become BER?

To register as a BER Assessor you must complete the QQI Accredited Domestic BER Training Course with one of SEAIs listed Training Course Providers. All candidates are required to achieve a minimum grade of 70% within the training course in order to register with SEAI.

What qualifications do I need to be a BER assessor?

Domestic BER Assessors require an NFQ Level 6 Advanced/Higher Certificate in construction studies (or similar) or a recognized equivalent. Equivalence may be defined as a combination of appropriate construction-related qualifications and significant relevant experience.

Non-Domestic BER Assessor Registration Form 2025

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