Whether it's laziness, a lack of training or cashflow issues, there are a number of reasons that may be used when discussing a career change with your teenager. It can be scary after all. But, if you’re a parent to a teenager who is looking for their first ever job, then we bet you’ve heard them every excuse in the book. 

It can be frustrating for you as you want your child to do their best, have aspirations and do well for themselves. Then on the flipside, they probably call you a nag and tell you to “just chill out”. We’ve all been there… or at least know someone who has. 

That’s why our team here at Access Training aim to make starting a career in trade as easy as it can possibly be. More...



what is a heating engineer
 

A heating engineer is a skilled professional who installs, maintains, and repairs heating systems in homes and businesses. Keep reading to discover more about the role of a heating engineer.

 

What is a heating engineer?

A heating engineer (also known as a gas engineer) work with a variety of heating appliances, including boilers, radiators, and thermostats. Heating engineers must be able to read and understand technical drawings, and they must be familiar with the latest safety regulations.
 
Gas engineers ensure that properties of all kinds are safely and efficiently heated, meaning they’re the ones to turn to for boiler issues or to fit underfloor heating. 

 

How much do heating engineers get paid?

Gas engineers are likely to charge an emergency call out fee so labour costs will vary depending on the work done, length of time taken and the skill level of the tradesman. However, according to jobs site, Total Jobs, the average salary of a heating engineer is £37,500.

 

How to become a heating engineer with Access Training

Access Training is a leading provider of training for heating engineers. Their courses are designed to give you the skills and knowledge you need to start a successful career in heating engineering. The courses are delivered by experienced and qualified instructors, and they cover all aspects of heating engineering, from installation to maintenance and repair.

Certain qualifications are needed to become a heating engineer, you can do this by following the gas engineer route or the plumbing route. Once you have completed your training, you can choose to take additional courses to specialise in a particular area of heating engineering, such as our Heat Pump Installation Course.

You can become a heating engineer by completing one of Access Training's gas courses. However, you will also need to complete a Level 3 NVQ in Heating and Plumbing. This qualification is recognised by employers throughout the UK and is required for registration with Gas Safe Register.

Access Training offers a variety of gas courses, including:

  • Domestic Gas Essentials Course
  • Commercial Gas Course
  • Gas Safe Registration Course
  • Heat Pump Installation Course

These courses cover all aspects of gas engineering, from installation to maintenance and repair. You will learn about the latest safety regulations and best practices, and you will gain the practical skills you need to work on a variety of gas appliances.

 

Benefits of becoming a heating engineer

There are many benefits to becoming a heating engineer. The job is challenging and rewarding, and there is a high demand for qualified engineers. Heating engineers also earn good salaries, and they have the opportunity to work with a variety of people and businesses.

 

If you are interested in a career in heating engineering, contact our dedicated course advisors today for more information.

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