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Course Content

I. Introduction (5 minutes)
II. Learning Objectives (5 minutes)
III. Module 1: Scope of Whole-of-Home Compliance (10 minutes)
V. Module 3: Defaults and Modelling Assumptions (10 minutes)
VI. Module 4: Design Changes and Re-rating Triggers (10 minutes)
VII. Summary and Takeaways (5 minutes)

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This course is designed to equip energy assessors, building designers, and compliance professionals with the knowledge and practical skills needed to conduct accurate and audit-ready Whole-of-Home (WoH) assessments under the NCC 2022 and NatHERS frameworks. It covers how to model fixed appliances, PV and battery systems, plug loads, and how to apply defaults and manage design changes in a compliant way. Participants learn how to use NatHERS-accredited software tools, apply ABCB efficiency factors, and generate documentation aligned with NCC Part A5 requirements. By completing this course and passing the final quiz, professionals gain CPD credits and the capability to deliver compliant, transparent, and high-performing energy assessments for Class 1 buildings.

  • CPD Points: 1 Formal CPD Point
  • Duration: 1 hour
  • Certificate Upon Completion
  • Difficulty Level: Intermediate–Advanced
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This session is designed for

Energy Assessors
Engineers
Building Designers
Builders
Architects

By the end of this session, you will understand the full scope of Whole-of-Home (WoH) compliance, including how thermal performance, fixed appliances, and renewable systems contribute to a building’s energy profile under NCC 2022. You’ll learn how to model each component accurately using NatHERS-accredited software, apply defaults appropriately, and document all assumptions to meet audit and certification requirements. You will also be able to identify when re-rating is necessary due to design changes and how to manage compliance documentation with transparency and consistency.

  • Understand the scope of Whole-of-Home compliance, including the integration of thermal shell and service loads in energy assessments.
  • Identify key re-rating triggers and follow proper workflows to update models and documentation when design changes occur.
  • Accurately model fixed appliances, hot water systems, and HVAC units using approved efficiency factors and NatHERS-accredited software.
  • Generate audit-ready compliance documentation, including NatHERS Certificates and Whole-of-Home Summaries, aligned with NCC Part A5.
  • Apply and justify the use of default values when system specifications are unknown, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Collaborate effectively with designers, certifiers, and clients to ensure accurate assumptions, consistent inputs, and timely compliance outcomes.

This ensures that CPD efforts align with professional regulatory requirements.

Framework/Body

Relevant Sections

Focus Areas

National Construction Code (NCC 2022)

Volume Two Energy Efficiency provisions; J3D14 (Vol 1), Part 13.6 Housing Provisions

Whole-of-Home compliance scope; use of NatHERS tools; appliance & service modelling pathways; Evidence of Suitability (Part A5)

NatHERS Protocols

Protocols for Whole-of-Home assessments and software integration

Accredited software use, plug loads, PV/battery modelling, thermal shell integration

ABSA CPD Competency Area

Technical and Regulatory Knowledge; Professional Practice

Appliance input standards; accuracy in modelling; managing defaults and assumptions; documentation for audit

Building Designers

Design compliance practices under NCC and state-based frameworks

Modelling for WoH outcomes; appliance integration; design decision impacts on energy performance

NSCA 2021 (Architects)

PC10, PC20, PC31, PC33, PC45

Whole-of-Home as compliance responsibility; energy system design; lifecycle energy impact; statutory requirements; operational and embodied carbon knowledge

Engineers Australia (Stage 2)

Technical Proficiency; Design and Innovation; Safety Responsibility

Appliance system design integration; evidence-based modelling; electrical and HVAC system efficiency; ensuring compliant, sustainable system selection

Licensed Builders (State CPD)

NCC-aligned design and installation compliance; sustainability mandates

Understanding re-rating triggers; service efficiency impacts; site design implications

Building Surveyors

NCC Part A5 – Evidence of Suitability; audit readiness

Verifying WoH documentation; interpreting modelling reports; verifying appliance/system selections

What’s Included

This course covers the full process of conducting Whole-of-Home (WoH) energy assessments in line with NCC 2022 and NatHERS requirements. It teaches how to model thermal performance, fixed appliances, PV systems, batteries, and plug loads using accredited software and standard efficiency factors. Participants learn when to apply defaults, how to justify assumptions, and how to manage re-ratings due to design changes. The course also explains how to produce audit-ready compliance documentation aligned with NCC Part A5.

  • A 1-hour video session covering NCC-aligned strategies and real-world case studies.
  • An interactive quiz to test and reinforce knowledge.
  • An audio summary version via NotebookLM for flexible, on-the-go learning.
  • A downloadable certificate of completion for CPD compliance reporting.
  • Centralised CPD tracking dashboard to support audits and personal recordkeeping.
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Why Take This CPD Session?

Stay up to date with the latest NCC 2022 Whole-of-Home compliance requirements and their practical application.

Gain confidence in using NatHERS-accredited software to accurately model fixed appliances, renewables, and plug loads.

Learn how to avoid compliance risks and produce transparent, audit-ready reports for certification.

Professional development is an investment in career growth and regulatory compliance. Take the next step today.

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