The Natural Gas Sector is massive in the UK, and has huge scope in terms of skills you can learn, devices you can work on, and home improvements you can bring to your customers lives. From being able to operate on gas appliances, service boilers and identify faults, and design hot water heating systems, the Natural Gas Sector has one of the largest scopes of all.
Gas is the UK’s fuel of choice – there are 23.2 million gas customers and over two million domestic gas boilers installed every year, not to mention new fires and cookers. The benefit of starting or progressing your career in the Natural Gas Industry is that it’s a relatively easy start, and there are loads of opportunities to expand and grow within it after you qualify.
Natural Gas in the Gas & Heating Sector refers to the gas delivered via the UK Gas Network to homes and is a mix of primarily Methane and Hydrogen. This is most likely the gas your home appliances like boilers and cookers run off.
Gas Engineer, Gas Auditing, Boiler Technician, Kitchen Installers, Heating specialists, repair and servicers, emergency call out work, Office work.
The most common around today are boilers, cookers, and fires.
To start a career in Natural Gas you need a course like our New Entrants Gas Managed Learning Programme to develop your skills from the ground up and get you Gas Safe. You can start this course with no prior qualifications.
Methane, ethane, butane, and propane. The main one used in domestic heating is Methane.
Gas is the cleanest-burning hydrocarbon when compared to coal, producing around half the carbon dioxide (CO2) and a fraction of the air pollutants, however, it is not as clean as other energy sources like electricity.
ACS training and assessment is a necessary requirement of being Gas Safe Registered – all gas installers must be Gas Safe Registered by law. This course adds additional appliance codes to your ACS certificate and allows you, upon completion, to work on these additional appliances within your Gas Safe status.
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ACS training and assessment is a necessary requirement of being Gas Safe Registered – all gas installers must be Gas Safe Registered by law. The ACS Initial Assessment is designed for engineers whose ACS has lapsed and expired over 12 months ago.
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ACS assessment is a necessary requirement of being Gas Safe Registered – all gas installers must be Gas Safe Registered by law.
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Gas work auditing is necessary to assess risk, ensuring gas appliances have been installed and serviced correctly.
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VIVA’s 3-day intensive Boiler Fault Finding course is ideal for gas installers who want to develop their technical skills to offer an improved central heating system maintenance and repair service.
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For non-technical staff who need an awareness of gas safety
Viva runs two gas safety awareness courses designed specifically for non-technical staff – landlords, estate agents and home helpers – working within the social housing sector or in residential premises (such as care homes).
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A higher level qualification for social housing managers
This course is designed specifically for those who are in a managerial position working within the social housing sector, who have a responsibility for gas safety.
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Our purpose built Gas Engineering Managed Learning Programme (MLP) offers a route to becoming Gas Safe registered for new entrants and trades people with transferable skills. Changing careers could not be simpler.
Full Time Courses available.
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VIVA Training’s Unvented Hot Water Systems & Safety course is for experienced plumbers and heating engineers, focusing on the servicing and maintenance of domestic hot water systems, including the installation of unvented systems.
Recognised by Competent Person Schemes (CPS), successful candidates will be able to self-certify hot water system installation.
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Back at Installer Show 2023 we got on the BAXI stand and asked the question, is now a good time to become a gas engineer? Of course a lot of people don’t think like we do in the industry and BAXI had some helpful insights.
You could train to become a gas engineer in only 26 weeks with Viva Training, just visit vivatraining.co.uk to start your journey today!
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