ACS Initial

The final step to becoming Gas Safe registered is the ACS Initial assessment covering 5 modules. Providing trainees can show evidence of previous experience and have a completed portfolio with photographic and witness declarations, they may sit the ACS Initial assessment.

• 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 – 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. You will be adjusting, servicing and be able to identify faults where they do not comply with manufacturer’s instructions.
• 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, breakdown and commission domestic gas cooking appliances.
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4 – 5 Days

• A candidate must hold a qualification that is recognised by the Accreditation Certification Scheme (GET TO GAS/NVQ).
• A candidate must have experience within the gas industry for a minimum of 6 months. Providing they can show evidence and have a portfolio confirmed with photographic and witness declarations, they may sit the ACS Initial Assessment.
• Or candidates can add appliances on the production of an ACS CCN1 certificate

Practical and written test, plus multiple choice questions.

£1,200.00