BPEC Gas Foundation

Course

In Manchester and Birmingham

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Methodology

    Inhouse

The Domestic Gas Foundation is for those individual with critical foundation knowledge and understanding that they gained before entering the gas industry and ultimately achieving GAS SAFE Registration. Suitable for: This course is suitable for plumbers, bathroom, kitchen fitters, and individuals with a mechanical services background.

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Location

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Birmingham (West Midlands)
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Hockley, B19 3EX

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Manchester (Greater Manchester)
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Atherton, M46 0JT

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On request

About this course

The course is aimed at plumbers or people that are working in an associated mechanical services industry that have had little or no previous experience of working in the gas industry.

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Course programme

BPEC Gas Foundation

The Domestic Gas Foundation training course is accredited by BPEC.

The following areas are covered in theory and practical work, and assessments:

  • Testing and purging of domestic gas installations
  • Combustion
  • Flues and ventilation
  • Controls for gas appliances
  • Gas pipework
  • Gas industry legislation
  • Installation of domestic gas appliances
  • Commissioning, servicing and maintenance of domestic gas appliances

On-Site Practical Experience

Following completion of the Level 3 Registered Gas Installers training programme, the candidate must now work with a CORGI registered installer who must observe and sign-off a set number of tasks to complete the candidate’s portfolio. These tasks will include:

  • Tightness tests with and without appliances
  • Tightness test (medium pressure)
  • Appliance services
  • Appliance breakdowns
  • Appliance gas rates (imperial and metric)
  • Working pressure at meter checks
  • Standing pressure checks
  • Spillage tests
  • Trace and repair gas leak
  • Flue flow tests
  • Identify correct ventilation
  • Visual flue inspections
  • Working pressure at appliance checks
  • Appliance re-lights

The above works will be signed off by a CORGI registered installer. If at any time the CORGI registered installer has concerns about the candidates performance, the RGI (registered gas installer) is to take over the work and complete the task. This training is under supervision so this situation should not arise.




Additional information

Career opportunities: This course enables the candidates to achieve GAS SAFE Registration. The candidates can then work for well known firms or become self employed.

BPEC Gas Foundation

Price on request