Display Energy Certificate assessment for clinics and health centres, based on site inspection, energy data review, and formal assessment records.
Property access, building use, available energy information, and relevant site details are reviewed before the assessment begins. This establishes the information needed to complete the DEC assessment for the clinic or health centre.
The assessor reviews the building layout, operational areas, energy-related systems, and available records. Observations are limited to accessible areas and the information available at the time of assessment.
Energy consumption information, building details, and supporting records are checked and organised for the assessment process. Any missing, incomplete, or uncertain information is noted as part of the assessment limitations.
The collected information is prepared for the DEC assessment method, with relevant assumptions, exclusions, and observed conditions recorded clearly.
The final assessment record summarises the DEC outcome, supporting observations, and any limitations affecting the result. Further information may be required where records are incomplete or site access is restricted.
¶ DEC | CLINIC / HEALTH CENTRE | DISPLAY ENERGY CERTIFICATE
Display Energy Certificate assessment completed with site information reviewed, energy data assessed, and findings recorded.
The final outcome depends on available records, site access, and applicable assessment requirements.