Domestic Natural Gas Safety Training

Is this course for me?
Training designed for gas installers who are updating or require
fundamental training over a range of core gas areas, some category
3 candidates may wish to prepare for ACS assessments using this
route, the courses are held on demand and cover 2,3 and 5 day modes
of attendance.
What will I study?
The course will cover theory and practical aspects of gas safety
and associated procedures, comprehensive course manuals and
workbooks are provided to allow course members the opportunity to
study at their own pace.
A brief outline of the course:

• Interpretation of the gas safety regulations
• Domestic installations - connections procedures, pipework
  installation and sizing
• Testing and purging of domestic gas pipework
• Combustion - characteristics, features and legal
  requirements
• Pressure and flow- understanding of gas flow through pipes and
  appliances
• Unsafe situations categories prevention and reporting
• Gas safety controls - types of control, functions and fault
  rectification
• Flueing standards - types, uses, siting, testing of gas
  appliance flues
• Ventilation requirements for gas appliances.
• Gas notification procedures

What can I do next?

Success in this course will allow a candidate to progress to
other ACS categories.
What are the entry requirements?
Working within the gas installation industry with either
previous ACS certification or applying under category 2 or 3
(please see eligibility sheet enclosed)
What will it cost?
If you are under 19 and a home student, in most circumstances,
you don't pay any fees. However, you will need to find this out
when you apply
Course fees:
tbcExam
fee:
N/A
All prices are inclusive of fees, registration & reference
materials. Free secure parking and refreshments during course.
Please note: For courses of more than one year, the fees
stated apply to the first year of the 2009/2010 academic year
only.