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A career as a gas engineer is long-term and rewarding
Gas is 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.
When you also take into account all the servicing and repair work which takes place on existing appliances there is certainly no shortage of work for suitably trained gas engineers.
And, the gas sector is one with an eye to the future – millions of pounds are invested to continually move the industry forward. Thanks to more efficient boilers and exciting new trials mixing hydrogen with natural gas, a career as a gas engineer is long-term and rewarding.
Viva offers a range of gas courses, for existing Gas Safe Registered engineers looking to renew their qualifications and new entrants who are starting from scratch or expanding on transferable skills and experience. We also provide gas training for the building managers responsible for gas safety.
Training is delivered by British Gas installers, in a relaxed environment.
Our centre is purpose-built, featuring the latest technology and we’re passionate about helping businesses succeed.
Our Gas Engineer Training Courses
Gas ACS Training
Gas ACS training and initial assessment
ACS reassessment for existing Gas Safe Registered installers
Core Domestic Gas Safety (CCN1) & appliances
Practical Examinations in our purpose-built ACS training bays
New Entrant Gas Training Course
New Entrants route to Gas Safe Registration
Covers all the necessary qualifications, including ACS
Work placement included as part of the course
Training can take as little as 26 weeks
Hot Water Systems & Safety
System design, Regulations, standards & guidelines
Installation, commissioning and servicing unvented hot water cylinders
Fault finding, Components and Function
Safety Controls & Integration, Maintenance & Servicing
Boiler Fault Finding
Use of a multimeter
Safe electrical isolation
In-depth understanding of boiler componentry
Different methods for fault finding
Gas Safety Awareness
The types of gas used in domestic dwellings
Appropriate use of Carbon Monoxide detectors
How to identify the signs of an appliance problems
The requirements of landlords Gas Safety Regulations
Gas Safety Management
Gas Safety Management in Social Housing
Combustion and Carbon Monoxide
Flueing and Ventilation of Gas Appliances
Operation and installation requirements of gas appliances
Auditing of Gas Work
Planning for and conducting an audit
Maintaining audit records and information
Applying audit interview techniques
Understanding the purpose and function of an audit report
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