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Licensed versions of our guides contain unlocked PDFs and editable versions of proformas and checklists that can be used by your whole company. Single site versions are available for the use of one office and multi-site versions are designed for companies with many offices wishing to use the guide.

Benefits of licensed versions:

your whole company can access an unlocked PDF and Word or Excel version of the guide
you can ensure everyone is working to the same standards
content can be edited, copied or added to your documents
time taken to retype documents and risk of introducing errors is reduced
cost savings can take place through greater efficiency of working practices

When a licensed version is updated customers who have bought within the two year period before the update are entitled to a free version of the updated version. For more information please contact the BSRIA Bookshop at bookshop@bsria.co.uk.

Mark Skelly, Skelly and Couch said "BSRIA's licensed guides save us time when putting together internal documents, help our staff work to the same set of standards and ultimately result in cost savings"

Available in licensed versions:

- - Design Framework for Building Services 5th Edition (BG 6/2018)
  - by David Churcher, John Sands & Martin Ronceray (June 2018)
  - This guide helps building services consultants and contractors and their clients, clarify and define the extent of their design activity and deliverables. The 5th edition represent a significant update from the previous edition.
- - Commissioning Job Book - A framework for managing the commissioning process (BG 11/2010)
  - by Hawkins G (October 2010)
  - BSRIA's Commissioning Job Book replaces AG5/2002 Commissioning Management. Commissioning is too important to be considered as no more than the very last stage that must be completed before practical completion. To meet the demands imposed on the 21st century built environment,...
- - Building Services Job Book - A project framework for engineering services (BG 1/2009)
  - by Hawkins G (August 2009)
  - The Building Services Job Book is full of useful things for a construction project team. It is not just for building services engineers but everyone involved with or interfacing with the services activity. The title reflects its alignment with RIBA stages.
- - Illustrated Guide to Ventilation (BG 2/2009)
  - by Pennycook K (January 2009)
  - This guide is intended to assist technical dialogue between the client and the designing team during the briefing process, and help clients to identify and raise technical questions that they feel are relevant to their organisation's specific needs. For construction...
- - Guide to HVAC Building Services Calculations 2nd Edition (BG 30/2007)
  - by Bleicher D, Churcher D & Pennycook K (June 2007)
  - This second edition has been expanded to include new and revised sections and provides practical, easy to follow methodologies for a range of calculations used in the design and sizing of heating, ventilating and air conditioning. The guidance is primarily based on data and...
- - Design checks for HVAC - A quality control framework (Second edition) (BG 4/2007)
  - by Pennycook K (March 2007)
  - This updated second edition of Design Checks for HVAC will improve the quality control and performance of the technical design process. This second edition is up to date with the legislative requirements, standards and codes of practice current in January 2007. Good design is...
- - Design Checks Set (DESIGNC3)
  - by Lawrence Race G. & Pennycook K. (May 2006)
  - Set of 3 books includes: Design Checks for HVAC 2nd Edition, BG 4/2007, Design Checks for Public Health Engineering, BG 2/2006 and Design Checks for Electrical Services, BG 3/2006.
- - Design Checks for Electrical Services - A quality control framework for electrical engineers (BG 3/2006)
  - by Pennycook K. (May 2006)
  - Describes the electrical engineering design process. A series of data sheets for electrical systems and equipment gives design guidance on design inputs, outputs and practical watchpoints for a range of key design topics, to aid the design process and reduce errors. The...
- - Design checks for Public Health Engineering - A quality control framework for public health engineer (BG 2/2006)
  - by Pennycook K. (March 2006)
  - Design checks for Public Health Engineering - A quality control framework for public health engineer. Good design is central to the achievement of quality buildings that satisfy client requirements, yet all too often defects and failures that occur after occupation can be shown to have their origin in design.

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