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Course Overview
If you are planning to make your living as a professional gas engineer, you will first need to undergo an ACS assessment to gain the qualifications you need and become a member of the Gas Safe Register. Gas Safe status is a requirement for all gas installers in the UK, and you will not be able to join the Register until you have gained the appropriate ACS qualifications.
Access Training’s ACS gas assessment packages are designed to get you qualified quickly and with as little fuss as possible. We offer the following options:
Access Training’s ACS gas assessment packages are designed to get you qualified quickly and with as little fuss as possible. We offer the following options:
- Initial CCN1 Only
- Initial CCN1 + 1 Appliance
- Initial CCN1 + 2-4 Appliances
Interest free payment plans:
Affordable finance options available for this course.
Stay with us while you train:
Accommodation and residential package options.
ACS gas assessment?
Our ACS assessment courses are specifically geared towards gas workers who wish to join the Gas Safe Register and start carrying out paid gas work.To pass your assessment, you will need a thorough understanding of gas engineering and the associated principles. If you are a novice looking to take the first step towards a new career in gas work, we recommend that you enrol onto one of Access Training’s entry-level gas training courses.
Assessment duration and cost
Our ACS gas reassessment courses are specifically intended for qualified gas installers who need to renew their ACS qualifications in order to stay on the Gas Safe Register and continue working in accordance with the industry requirements.- CCN 1/CPA 1: Core Gas Safety - Up to 5 Days
- CCN 1+4: Core Gas Safety & 4 Appliances (inc CPA1) - Up to 5 Days
- CENWAT 1: Central Heating Boilers - Maximum 1 Day
- CKR 1: Domestic Cookers - Maximum 1 Day
- HTR 1: Gas Fires and Wall Heaters - Maximum 1 Day
- MET 1: Meters - Maximum 1 Day
Getting re-assessed
Once you have gained your ACS qualifications, you will need to renew them periodically to retain your Gas Safe status and stay up to date with the latest regulations.To renew your qualifications, you will need to attend an ACS re-assessment, which is another service that we provide here at Access Training Academies. Click here to browse our various re-assessment packages.
Other ACS assessment packages
The CCN1 Core Gas Safety certificate is just one of the qualifications we can help gas engineers to acquire. Our other ACS assessment options include:- CEN1: Central Heating Boilers
- CPA1: Combustion Performance Analysis
- CKR1: Domestic Cookers
- HTR1: Gas Fires and Wall Heaters
- WAT1: Water Heaters
- MET1: Meters
Further training
Joining the Gas Safe Register needn’t be the end of your training. Here at Access Training Academies, we offer a variety of other trade courses that will help you to expand your skillset and increase your scope as a tradesperson.Popular training options include:
- Unvented Hot Water Storage Systems
- WRAS (Water Regulations Advisory Scheme)
- LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) Training
- Bathroom & Kitchen Fitting
Why Access Training?
Here’s what we have to offer the people who train with us:- Specialist training facilities, custom-built to provide a realistic working environment for gas engineers
- Expert teaching staff and assessors with years of professional experience in their trades
- A variety of training options to help you gain the qualifications you need in a timeframe that suits you
Not the right course?
I’m Already an Experienced Gas Engineer!
As previously mentioned, we offer many courses that are specifically geared towards experienced gas workers. The trade industry is constantly evolving, and it is important for gas engineers to update their skills regularly so as to remain in line with the latest codes and standards. Give Access Training Academies a call on 0800 345 7492 to find out how we can help you.
Successful Students
“I plan to set up a gas and property maintenance company, I've already secured my first contract and I haven't even finished the course! ”
Peter Baxter
