New Entrants How To Become A Gas Engineer
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Domestic Gas Heating Installer – Experienced Trades, MLP Bronze Training Package
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Domestic Gas Heating Installer – Experienced Trades, MLP Silver Training Package
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Domestic Gas Heating Installer – Experienced Trades, MLP Gold Training Package
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Domestic Gas Heating Installer – Experienced Trades, MLP Platinum Training Package
Domestic Gas Heating Installer New Entrants Bronze Training Package
Domestic Gas Heating Installer New Entrants Silver Training Package
Domestic Gas Heating Installer New Entrants Gold Training Package
Domestic Gas Heating Installer New Entrants Platinum Training Package
Understanding our packages
| New Entrant Beginner Course | Cost | Bronze | Silver | Gold | Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Gas Heating Installer - New Entrants | £4,750 | ||||
| WRAS Water Regulations | £230 | ||||
| Hot Water Systems & Safety | £230 | ||||
| Energy Efficiency | £230 | ||||
| Portfolio site support | £1,250 | ||||
| Boiler fault finding course | £295 | ||||
| Essential Site Skills Course (Multi-trade Couse) | £995 | ||||
| Website Design and Hosting (12 months) | |||||
| 5 Health & Safety Online Courses | |||||
| ClubLogic – Online Learning access | |||||
| Employed and Self Employed Guidance | |||||
| Total | £4,995 | £5,995 | £7,095 | £7,450 | |
| Inc VAT | £5,994 | £7,914 | £8,514 | £8,940 |
Training with Logic4training
Gas engineers install, service, maintain and repair gas appliances in domestic and/or commercial properties.
As we move away from fossil fuels, gas engineers will continue to maintain exisiting boilers. 2019 was a record year for gas boiler installations, with 1.7million fitted. It is likely that these new boilers will last for around 20 years. Currently, there are around 26 million gas boilers in the UK.
Ultimately, gas is just the fuel; a gas installer should view themselves as a ‘heating engineer’. As a trained gas engineer you will have the right qualifications and experience to upskill into increasingly popular renewable technologies, like heat pumps. These upskill courses take around five days, depending on experience.
A gas engineer who can also install heat pumps and other renewables, such as solar thermal, will be in demand now and in the future.
Typical duties may include:
- Installing or repairing appliances to deliver gas
- Repairing gas appliances and heating systems.
- Maintaining or replacing faulty systems.
- Cutting, bending & joining pipes and fittings.
- Providing cost estimates to customers, and talking through additional cover, insurance options & energy saving options.
- Carrying out estimates, checking for gas leaks & ensuring all repairs/installations are up to code.
- Ensuring all safety requirements are met accordingly.
To become a fully qualified* registered gas engineer you must:
- Complete an on-site portfolio of gas work.
- Undertake ACS training and assessment, which will result in a CCN1 qualification (core gas safety), plus the specific appliances you plan to work on – boilers, cookers and fires, for example.
- Register with Gas Safe
Whether a new entrant or trades person with some relevant experience, our Domestic Gas Heating Installer (DGHI) programme, covers all of the above, plus other essential qualifications, such as WRAS water regulations and health & safety courses.
At the end of your DGHI programme you will complete ACS training and assessment; a pre-requisite of becoming Gas Safe Registered.
As part of the programme, trainees are required to build an on-site portfolio as well as five boiler installs, under the supervision of a Registered Gas Engineer – we can help with this aspect too.
On successful completion of the ACS assessment you will be ready to apply to join the Gas Safe Register.
To start on the first step to becoming a Gas Engineer, call our customer service team on 0208 845 7222 who will be able to advise and book you a slot on to the appropriate introductory session which are FREE of Charge.
*Core domestic gas safety qualifications with Boilers & Fires, additional appliances can be added later on. Commercial, Catering and LPG qualifications are also separate.
Commercial, catering and LPG qualifications are also separate. Browse our full range of gas training courses here.
We run two different types of introductory session at our training centres.
- For those with little to no experience the session involves a tour of one of our centre and a presentation about the course. You will meet our friendly staff and have any questions you might have answered.
- For those with some experience in a relevant trade, there is more of an induction session. Logic4training’s staff will assess your experience and competencies so you choose the right path to becoming a gas safe engineer.
Although this is often described as an “open day” by booking a slot you are taking up a limited space in our centre and we would ask that you please make every effort to attend the session.
“Brilliant training centre and teachers! Would highly recommend all of it!” Pete Addison – Google
“Very professional approach with the current government instructions and rules for covid 19 measure. And a big thank you to David and Peter both are amazing thank you guys you are the best. Great people good place highly recommend.” Nick Spasov – Google
“Well organised and structured training, nothing seemed too much effort for Mark, Ray or Jayne – would recommend the APL route into gas to anyone considering it!” Craig Longshaw – Facebook
“I definitely highly recommended Logic4training at Northolt to everyone who wants to start new career, also I want to say thanks to all the team at the center. I’ll definitely be back for more courses.” Fadi Riachi – Facebook
Logic4training has created an “Ultimate Guide” to careers in gas which you can download here
Logic4training Domestic Gas Heating Installer Course Leaflet – Sept20
Weekend gas courses available. We have introduced weekend courses to provide flexibility to those with busy work schedules, commutes and after-hours responsibilities.
Call us to find out more.
Gas engineering professionals can expect to earn a national average salary of £36,980 per year. If you’re interested in becoming a gas engineer or training to be one, it’s important to consider the income potential. Factors such as your location, employer, and level of experience can influence your earnings as a gas engineer. To learn more about how much gas engineers make and explore the factors that affect their salaries, you can refer to the full article available at https://uk.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/how-to-become-a-gas-engineer
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