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How To Become Gas Safe Registered

Route 1 to becoming Gas Safe registered

Category 1 Applicant

BPEC – Domestic Gas Foundation

Suitable for plumbers/ bathroom and kitchen fitters and individuals with a mechanical services background.

No formal qualifications are necessary but the candidate must be able to demonstrate competency in plumbing or an associated industry.

Candidate must undertake assessment for suitability at the RF Training Centre.

Workshop Based Training

If suitable the candidate will attend a 20 day Domestic Gas Foundation course certified by BPEC to build core gas competencies.

On-Site Training

Candidate must complete on-site portfolio to be completed under supervision by a Gas Safe Registered Installer. Please note that RF Training are able to assist in this area.

Workshop Based Training

Candidate undertakes 5 day specific initial training and assessment for CCN1 – Core Gas Safety.

Candidate undertakes 5 day initial training and assessment for domestic appliances, CEN1, CKR1, HTR1, WAT1

Candidate applies for Gas Safe Registration

Route 2 to becoming Gas Safe registered

Category 2 Applicant

New entrant into the industry

No previous experience

RF Training has developed a unique Fast Track Gas Installers training programme that allows new entrants to the gas industry to ultimately achieve their gas qulifications in the fastest possible time.

STEP ONE

RF Training has designed a bespoke 6-week plumbing & gas training course that incorporates the BPEC Gas Foundation. This programme ensures that you obtain essential plumbing and central heating installation skills as part of the training course. You will learn all practical and legislative aspects of gas supply and installation.

STEP TWO

Build your on-site portfolio with the assistance of a Gas Safe Registered engineer. This is a legal requirement as part of your training. If you do not know a Gas Safe Installer that will help you build your portfolio then RF Training will ensure you get a placement.

STEP THREE

Upon successful completion of your on-site gas portfolio return to the training centre. You will complete your initial ACS Training & Assessment. ACS is the Accredited Certification Scheme – these are your Gas Qualifications. You will undertake your core gas safety (CCN1) and 4 domestic elements (Central Heating, Cookers, Fires and Water Heaters). Individual gas appliances are categorised – you cannot work on an appliance unless you hold the correct certificate.

STEP FOUR

Apply to Gas Safe for registration in your own right or you may work under an employer’s registration by holding the correct ACS qualifications.

These opportunities are in very high demand. You can even earn your course fee’s back!! Call 0800 024 1597 now to find out how and how you can join the next programme.

Call the RF Training Centre to book your new life and future success as a trained and qualified plumber.