The centre offers fully accredited BPEC and HETAS courses, and has working displays and training rigs from manufacturers including Worcester Bosch, Kingspan, Windhager, Broseley and Alpha.
“Renewable heating systems are a vital part of the Scottish economy helping to both reduce CO2 emissions and provide respite to people hard-pressed by energy costs, particularly those located off the gas grid,” said Fergus Ewing, Scottish minister for energy, enterprise and tourism.
“The domestic Renewable Heat Incentive, set to be launched this spring, will help transform the market and Plumb Center’s training centre in Falkirk can play a vital role supporting this initiative.
“The Scottish government supports the Green Deal process for customers, and we maintain local, trusted businesses like Plumb Center are key for the scheme to achieve its full potential.”