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Why choose Access Training?
- Small class sizes ensure plenty of one-to-one tuition
- You decide the pace of your gas training course
- Flexible payment options (including monthly payment plans)
- Online theory training
- In-centre practical training
- 3 year career support
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Gas Safe Training: Your New Career Starts Here!
Few careers can match the flexibility and benefits of being a Gas Safe engineer, making this an ideal career choice for ambitious people seeking a new challenge; alternatively, if you are already a registered Gas Safe engineer, we have several advanced gas courses that will allow you to update your qualifications and add more skills to your portfolio.You will learn from experienced tutors who have worked in the gas fitting industry for decades. Your course will cover all the relevant theory and safety measures, as well as the practical skills you’ll need to work on a variety of gas installations. Call 0800 345 7492 today to enrol on one of our gas engineer training courses!!
- Gas fitting pays more than any other trade
- Technical and varied work
- Become employed or set up your own business
- Highly-regarded profession for life
- Join the Gas Safe Register
Gas Safe engineers will be crucial to meeting future energy goals. Global demand is expected to increase by 35% before 2030.
What qualifications do you need to work with gas?
Working with gas can be dangerous, so all UK gas engineers must be approved by the Gas Safe Register. In order to join the Gas Safe Register, you will need to pass an initial ACS assessment and earn your core gas safety (CCN1) qualification. Additional qualifications may be required to work with certain gas appliances.
How do you become a registered gas engineer?
Once you have completed your gas training and earned the necessary qualifications, your awarding body will send evidence of your competence to the Gas Safe Register. You can then apply for registration and get your Gas Safe ID card. You will need to complete a probationary period in order to achieve Gas Safe status.
How long does it take to train as a gas engineer?
This depends on your training programme. Traditional training routes can take anywhere from a few months to several years, but here at Access Training, we offer flexible gas engineer courses that allow you to train at a pace that suits you. Contact us now to discuss your training goals with one of our course advisors.
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A career as a gas engineer
– is it right for me?
If you enjoy technical work and you’re looking for a career where you are constantly learning, a career as a gas engineer will be a perfect fit. Gas work can be both physically and mentally rewarding – it’s a job that requires lots of energy, and you’ll have to keep an eye out for technical developments as new boilers and products are developed and released onto the market. There’s always something new to understand!
A gas engineer's role typically includes:
- Installing gas appliances and systems
- Planned maintenance checks on equipment, systems and appliances
- Testing controls and safety devices
- Repairing and replacing faulty parts
- Ordering new parts where necessary
- Finding and repairing gas leaks
I would definitely recommend Access Training if, like me, you are retraining while still in full-time employment. My gas tutor is hugely knowledgeable and goes out of his way to make each session interesting and easy to understand.Phil C - Re-training whilst working full time