Course Information

The ACS assessment is the initial gas engineer course, it is an entry-level course to becoming a certified gas engineer.

Before you can complete the gas engineer course, you need to have a proper qualification that is recognised by the Accreditation Certification Scheme (GET TO GAS/NVQ). You also need to have 6 months of experience and a portfolio with photographic and witness declarations.

About The Gas Engineer Course

Get Training’s course is certified by Blueframe, and it lasts 4-5 days.

The following areas are covered in the course:

• CCN1 – Domestic Core Gas Safety enables you to register with GAS SAFE and take on any of the following appliances.
• CPA1 – This is now part of the CCN1 core and reassessment criteria for assessment. If you have still not completed your CPA1; your CENWAT and HTR1 modules will be deemed as void and you will not be permitted to carry out work on these appliances.
• CENWAT – This enables you to work on open-flued, room-sealed and floor-standing models. The old CEN & WAT1ACS modules have been combined forming the CENWAT which now enables you to work on a range of water heaters too. After this module, you will be able to adjust, service and identify faults.
• HTR1– If you’re planning on working with fires whether servicing, installing or doing landlord certificates this ACS covers flueless fires, inset live fuel effect fires and radiant fires. You will be able to determine satisfactory installation, carry out chimney tests and ensure catalytic converters are functioning correctly.
• CKR1– Install, exchange, disconnect, service, repair, break down and commission domestic gas cooking appliances.

At the end of the course, you’ll have both practical and theory tests.

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Our gas engineer course is your launch pad for a career in the gas industry.