CALC
Design calculations
Load calculations, sizing and supporting design data.
MECHANICAL BUILDING SERVICES · DESIGN TRAINING
Understand the systems.
Design the services that bring buildings to life.
Learn HVAC, plumbing and fire protection design. Turn engineering calculations into AutoCAD drawings through guided commercial-building project practice.
Explore fees, optional modules and upcoming batches. No payment required; submitting your details does not enrol you.
Online & offline classes · No prior MEP experience required

Course duration
Including project practice
HVAC · Plumbing · Fire protection
Commercial-building design project
YOUR INCLUDED
DESIGN TOOLKIT
AutoCADDrawings & details
Microsoft ExcelCalculation sheets
HAPHeat-load calculation
McQuay toolsDuctSizer & PipeSizer
YOUR COMPLETE DESIGN PATHWAY
AutoCAD and all three design disciplines are included in the main course. Explore the skills you’ll practise in each part.
AUTOCAD · THE DRAWING FOUNDATION
Start with the interface and drawing tools, then organise technical layouts with layers, dimensions and sheets.
WHAT YOU’LL PRACTISE
Drawing setupNavigation, units, layers and properties
Clear annotationsText, dimensions, leaders and symbols
Presentation sheetsBlocks, viewports, title blocks and layouts
HVAC · SEVEN DESIGN MODULES
Connect comfort, indoor air quality and building requirements to practical HVAC design decisions.
WHAT YOU’LL PRACTISE
Heat-load calculationsBuilding inputs, airflow and load evaluation
Duct & pipe sizingAir distribution and chilled-water design
Equipment & drawingsSelection, layouts, sections and details
PLUMBING · FIVE DESIGN MODULES
Learn how water demand, storage, pipe sizing and drainage requirements shape a building’s plumbing design.
WHAT YOU’LL PRACTISE
Water-demand calculationsDemand, storage and system planning
Pipe sizing & routingWater supply, sanitary and storm drainage
Plumbing drawingsLayouts, risers and system schematics
FIRE PROTECTION · FIVE DESIGN MODULES
Build a foundation in fire detection, water-based fire fighting, special suppression systems and their drawings.
WHAT YOU’LL PRACTISE
System understandingFire detection and protection components
Layout interpretationSymbols, placement and system relationships
Fire protection drawingsAlarm, sprinkler, hydrant and hose-reel layouts
ASHRAE · SMACNA · IPC · NFPA · Local authority requirements
THE COMMERCIAL-BUILDING CAPSTONE
Apply HVAC, plumbing and fire protection design to a commercial-building training project, with faculty-reviewed calculations and drawings.
Connect the design requirements to your calculations, selected equipment and AutoCAD outputs. Organise the work into a clear project submission.
Project data and permitted portfolio use are confirmed with faculty. Training outputs are educational work, not client-approved construction documents.
Load calculations, sizing and supporting design data.
Mechanical service layouts and project documentation.
Reviewed selections that show your learning and contribution.
CAREER PREPARATION IS INCLUDED
Career preparation comes with the main design course, alongside the technical training and capstone.
Present your training, qualifications and project experience clearly.
Organise reviewed calculations, drawings and project documentation.
Prepare to explain your technical understanding and design decisions.
Receive career guidance and support as you explore opportunities.
CAREER DIRECTIONS
Roles depend on qualifications, experience and employer requirements. Placement assistance does not guarantee employment, salary or overseas placement. Training does not confer professional licensing or design sign-off authority.
A STRONG START IN BUILDING SERVICES
For mechanical engineering students and graduates, diploma holders, freshers and working professionals building their design skills.
This course does not cover automotive, machine or manufacturing design.
Study mechanical design through guided explanations, technical exercises and project practice.
Build the same design pathway through online classes and guided project work. Confirm the batch’s session and review arrangements with the advisor.
OPTIONAL TRAINING · ADDITIONAL FEES
The main course covers engineering design and AutoCAD. Revit modelling, BIM coordination and the options below are separate additions that may extend the duration.
HVAC modelling training with one LOD 300 HVAC project.
Optional · Additional feePlumbing modelling training with one LOD 300 plumbing project.
Optional · Additional feeFire modelling training with one LOD 200 fire project.
Optional · Additional feeTHE COMPLETE MECHANICAL BIM OPTION
Choose the complete Mechanical BIM course for HVAC, plumbing and fire modelling, plus Navisworks coordination training.
3 projects · Separate BIM brochure · Additional fee
Available as separate advanced project upgrades. Each requires the corresponding LOD 300 modelling foundation. No higher-LOD fire project is offered in this brochure.
Complete Electrical BIM Modelling and Electrical Design are separate optional additions. Their detailed syllabus is available in separate brochures.
A separate 3-hour Autodesk Forma Data Management session (formerly Autodesk Docs), including familiar BIM 360 / Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) workflows.
Choose an individual modelling discipline or the complete Mechanical BIM option. Ask the advisor for the detailed scope, prerequisites and additional duration.
BEFORE YOU JOIN
Start with a clear picture of the course and the route that matches your goal.
Read the complete brochureYes. AutoCAD is included with HVAC, plumbing and fire protection design, calculations, equipment selection, drawings and the commercial-building capstone.
No prior MEP experience is required. Basic engineering or diploma-level technical concepts are beneficial. Revit is not required for the main design course.
They are optional paid additions. The main design capstone uses calculations, AutoCAD drawings and documentation. Revit authoring and Navisworks coordination require the relevant optional BIM training.
The brochure lists 3 months and 80–100 hours including project practice. Its indicative timetable is 5 days/week, 2 hours/day; the batch timetable and total-hour allocation should be confirmed before joining. Optional additions may extend the duration.
No. Optional fire modelling includes one LOD 200 project. The HVAC and plumbing modelling options include LOD 300 projects. Only HVAC and plumbing have LOD 350 upgrades listed here.
Yes, subject to faculty confirmation of the project data and permitted portfolio use. Clearly present it as educational work and explain your contribution.
CALCULATIONS → DRAWINGS → PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Tell us your background and preferred learning mode. Our course advisor will help you confirm the right batch and learning pathway.
Practical learning. Recognised training relationships.