Registered Gas Engineer, December 2022 issue

In this issue

04 Gas Safe news

A reminder about inspection: the importance of attending, how to prepare, what practical work you may need to carry out, the records you may need to show, and what will happen on the day

Industry Standard Update 115 IGEM/UP/19 Edition 2 Design and application of interlock devices and associated systems used with gas appliance installations in commercial catering establishments

Energy efficiency The impact of 2022’s political instability on our industry, and what to look out for in 2023

KANE is offering one lucky gas engineer the chance to win its new KANE458s IAQ CPA1 kit with KANE LINK , worth more than £1,600, in the biggest Christmas competition yet.

FROM THE EDITOR

Comment

At last month’s COP27 summit in Egypt, the UN said progress on cutting carbon emissions since the gathering in Glasgow a year ago had been ‘woefully inadequate’. And despite summer’s hottest temperatures on record in the UK and a much warmer start to winter than usual, real actions to limit climate change seem to be in short supply.

What’s happening with energy policy in the UK isn’t clear cut right now either. The political turmoil that resulted in a change of Prime Minister not once but twice – with the accompanying shuffling around of ministers – and the impact of the war in Ukraine, has meant that political focus has on the short term rather than the long haul for a while now.

The government has stepped in with some financial support for households experiencing sky-high energy bills. But there’s no getting away from the fact that people will be paying twice as much as last year to keep their homes warm and their lights on.

Using less energy has never been so important, and there’s a lot of good advice around about how we can do this. But many households this winter will simply be turning their thermostats down, turning the heating on for less time and inevitably, in some cases, not turning it on at all.

Nicki Shearer, editor

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Inspection:

“Inspection of gas work is a vital part of the overall gas safety regime, and a condition of your ongoing Gas Safe registration.

“The overwhelming majority of Gas Safe registered businesses meet their inspection obligation and attend inspection as agreed. Those who do not incur costs for the Register, both financial and in terms of resources, which are ultimately borne by ALL registered businesses through their registration fees.

“When you are invited to attend an inspection, either of your work, or by attending an inspection event, it is vital that you fulfil your obligations as agreed.”

Bob Kerr,

Gas Services Director, Gas Safe Register

As a competent and qualified gas business, your work will be inspected by Gas Safe Register periodically, whether you’re newly registered or you’ve been registered for many years. The inspector’s role is not to catch you out: they’re simply making sure that you’re working safely and correctly.

It’s a requirement under the Rules of Registration that you must allow the inspection of gas work undertaken in the course of your business and you must make arrangements for this when you receive a letter or email from the Register advising of an inspection appointment. Failing to attend an arranged inspection comes at a cost to the Register, which ultimately will be reflected in the cost of registration for all businesses and could result in sanctions being applied to your business.

It’s important to be prepared for your inspection and to make sure you’re available at the time that has been arranged.

Inspection appointments cannot be changed unless there are exceptional circumstances.

How should I prepare?

You’ll need to arrange access to two addresses within around 30 minutes of your business address where you have carried out gas work previously or where you can carry out work such as a landlord’s gas safety record check or a safety check during the inspection.

It is your responsibility to arrange the location and timings; Gas Safe Register will not do this for you.

What will happen at my inspection?

The inspection will take around 2.5-3 hours. The inspector will gain an understanding of your knowledge from the work you will be undertaking by asking technical questions based on the competencies you hold.

They will inspect your gas safety equipment, which should

What practical work will I have to carry out?

It depends on what work you are showing the inspector, but some of the tests might be:

• A visual inspection of the gas installation and appliances

• A tightness test

• The working pressure at the outlet of the gas meter

• Gas rating appliances

• The inlet working pressure or operating pressures

• Flue gas analysis

• Checking the safety device/s of the nominated appliance

CIRCULATION: Jan-Dec 2021

• Identifying and reporting any unsafe situations.

an important reminder

be available for inspection: this may include tools and equipment that you keep in your vehicle.

The inspector will then observe you carrying out practical gas work that is within your registered work categories. You should make sure you have with you the tools you need to undertake this part of the inspection.

Do I need to show any work records?

You’ll need to show that you keep appropriate records of the gas work you have carried out and have access to suitable documentation to correctly deal with unsafe situations that you may identify through the course of your work.

Applying your competence not just to the work you do but also to the rest of the installation you are working on is just as important to maintain the safety of your customer.

For businesses with 10 or more engineers, the inspection will start with an office-based assessment that assesses how the business manages its gas work. Then the site inspection requirement is proportionate to the number of engineers the business has and the scope of work it undertakes.

What about virtual inspection?

If you are eligible for a virtual inspection, this will take around 1.5 hours and you will need a working laptop, computer or tablet to be able to complete the inspection. A statutory identification check will be carried out and, once confirmed, the inspection test can be completed.

What if I don’t know the answer to a question?

You can refer to any reference material during the visit: the inspections are not closed book. However, inspectors will expect you to have sound knowledge of the Unsafe Situations Procedure and gas safety.

What if the inspector doesn’t think I’m competent?

You will be given feedback at the end of your inspection as to whether the inspector believes you have applied your competencies.

If you have not applied your competencies, you will be signposted to seek some further training, and/or you may need to go and read your training manuals. Another inspection will then be booked.

Don’t forget

You are responsible for arranging the location for your inspection and for attending. Inspection appointments cannot be changed unless there are exceptional circumstances.

In exceptional circumstances, you can request to rearrange but you must do this immediately by emailing the scheduling team at appointments@ gassaferegister.co.uk or call 0800 408 5500, selecting option 5 and quoting your registration number.

If you request and agree a new inspection appointment, the new appointment must be kept: failure to do so will result in immediate suspension from the Register until an inspection takes place.

What do gas engineers think about their inspection?

Gas engineers who have been inspected are invited to give their feedback on the process. The names of the engineers who gave the feedback on the right have been withheld.

“Thanks for the excellent audit method you employed last Friday. I was anxious but you put me at my ease. Glad to have dealt with that milestone.”

“Just had my Gas Safe probation inspection with Matthew Haynes. Just thought I would drop an email to say that he made me feel very at ease and relaxed during the process.

“I am an extremely anxious and nervous person but he really made the whole experience a lot easier for me.”

“I was very nervous beforehand but, after we chatted, you put me at ease and I felt relaxed throughout the inspection. Professional but not superior.”

NHS worker urges people to get a gas safety check

An NHS worker is urging everyone to get a proper gas safety check after he had a lucky escape when an illegal gas worker carried out dangerous work in his house.

Anaesthetic practitioner Tony Deyn unwittingly used an unregistered gas engineer in his Cheshire home. The Immediately Dangerous work could have caused an explosion.

Tony Deyn, 58, who works at Crewe’s Leighton Hospital, had the boiler replaced at his house in Winsford by unregistered Robert Allen, a self-employed contractor trading as A&E Property Services.

After weeks of water leaking from the boiler, Tony called out a registered engineer, who found a catalogue of faults.

Inspection of the work found five separate serious defects, including an unsealed flue, a pressure-relief valve in the wrong place, undersized gas pipework, an uncommissioned appliance,

and corrosion to the gas pipework. Crewe Magistrates’ Court heard that the defects could have led to carbon monoxide leakage, scalding, unsafe combustion and unburned gas release, which could have proved fatal.

Tony says: “I believed the engineer who replaced our boiler was qualified. Unfortunately, that was not the case. We had a series of problems so got a registered engineer out to the house, who was shocked at what he found.

“It seems we were fortunate there wasn’t a serious leak. Me, my family, even my neighbours, are lucky to be alive.

“I know the cost of living is going through the roof right now, but this is one area you can’t afford to cut corners on. It’s really important to get a gas check and make sure it is done by a registered engineer.”

Robert Allen, from Winsford, Cheshire, who carried out the dangerous work, was prosecuted by the HSE. The investigation found that Mr Allen had never been registered. He had fraudulently used the registration number of a completely unconnected company.

He was given a 40-week suspended sentence, 200 hours of community service and ordered to pay costs of more than £5,000.

Tony Deyn adds: “What happened to us shows how things can go wrong. The work we had carried out put our lives at risk.”

Gas networks asked to set out plans for early conversion to hydrogen

Gas distribution networks (GDNs) have been asked to outline their plans for areas of their networks that could be suitable for early conversion to hydrogen.

The government has written to the networks, providing guidance on what needs to be included in their outline plans and how to apply for funding from BEIS to contribute to the costs of developing them. It says work is needed now to deliver plans by 2025 for a possible pilot hydrogen town, so that if hydrogen becomes part of the UK’s decarbonisation pathway in 2026, roll-out is well prepared.

The government is working with GDNs and others on research and development, testing and trials projects, to assess the feasibility, costs and benefits of using low-carbon hydrogen for heating in place of natural gas.

Widespread ad campaign is under way

Gas Safe Register has started a major winter advertising campaign through multiple media outlets, helping people stay safe from the dangers of gas. The push started in late October and you may have already seen or heard the ads, which are on TV, on radio, in national newspapers, online and on social media.

The ads refresh the wellreceived ‘The Sign’ messaging and there are additional creative executions of a senior couple, as well as a father and his young child. There’s an updated voiceover on the TV and radio ads, plus the addition of a new ‘sonic brand’, an audio sign-off that helps with familiarity and memorability of the Gas Safe Register brand.

YouTube and Facebook are

carrying digital ads and video, and targeted ads will also appear when consumers search online for numerous home and energy-related topics. The wave of multi-media advertising will continue until early March 2023.

Gas Safe also teamed up with TV presenter Dion Dublin and other industry experts recently to encourage homeowners to get gas-savvy about their home whether they’ve just moved in or have been living there for decades. The story was picked up in national and regional press, and interviews with Dion and the Register’s Bob Kerr appeared on radio and TV.

You can hear the new sonic brand on the TV and radio ads on Gas Safe’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/ gassaferegister

Did you catch Gas Safe’s spooky Halloween story? The short ad campaign ran up to and including the Halloween weekend on Instagram and Facebook, taking a different and fun approach to gas safety that brought to life the importance of making sure that gas boilers are serviced – especially when things went bump in the night.

Tony Deyn: ‘Lucky to be alive’

Vaillant welcomes Labour leader to Belper HQ

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer visited Vaillant’s HQ in Belper, Derbyshire. He was there to see production of low-carbon technology in action and find out more about how the government and industry can work in partnership to ensure the UK can successfully transition to low-carbon technologies.

The leader of the Opposition viewed the company’s new heat pump line and took a keen interest in the variety of new skills needed to successfully work on the production line as well as the job opportunities created.

He chatted to employees who had retrained or upskilled

to work on the new line.

Sir Keir was also keen to speak with those new to the industry and went on to meet apprentices, graduates and interns. He talked to them about the role they felt they played in helping the UK progress into a new era of heating our homes and how the training support they were receiving is giving them the opportunity to progress their career in low-carbon technologies.

During the visit there was also an open discussion between Sir Keir and the Vaillant management team on how the government and industry can develop and support

a number of pathways to bridge the skills gap and to ensure that the support is there to enable the right investment in production capacity that will get the UK closer to net zero.

Sir Keir said: “The transition to low-carbon technology is an opportunity to be seized; for business, the creation of jobs, the ambitions of our young people, and to achieve energy security to keep bills down. It’s been invaluable to see Vaillant’s work developing heat pumps and advances in hydrogen.

Navien ON puts hot water first

Navien has renamed the two leading models in its NCB gas combi boiler range as the NCB700 ON and NCB500 ON. The move reflects the company’s introduction of ‘Navien ON’, its new technological concept dedicated to putting hot water first.

The energy-saving boiler maximises recirculation of domestic hot water while significantly reducing water wastage. Inspired by the infinity symbol and its similarity to the

letters O and N, the company created Navien ON, reflecting the boilers’ ability to deliver rapid hot water, constant temperatures and hot water for up to three showers at once.

It eliminates delays in hot water delivery to enable washing up and multiple showers to take place simultaneously, with no changes in hot water temperature or comfort. National business manager Jason Davies says: “We’ve successfully created an energy efficient and futureproof method of

prioritising hot water performance, which should be embraced by installers and homeowners alike.”

The NCB700 ON combi gas boiler can deliver hot water for up to three bathrooms simultaneously.

It’s available in two models capable of delivering up to 42kW and 54kW of hot water respectively.

The NCB500 ON can fit inside a cupboard with ease due to its compact 280mm depth, and achieves hot water outputs of up to 41kW.

Glow-worm ads back on TV and radio

Glow-worm’s new homeowner awareness campaign features ads across different media platforms including TV, radio, and YouTube.

The advertising programme is targeted to reach more 105 million homeowners, helping to generate sales leads for Club Energy installers as they head into the busiest time of year.

The TV ad focuses on how Glow-worm boilers can help homeowners save money on energy bills and offer increased connectivity via an app to improve energy efficiency.

The radio ad is expected to reach more than 80 million listeners and features how

Glow-worm has been ‘Keeping Britain Glowing’ since 1934.

Marketing director Alice Woolley says: “We’re continuing to invest in TV, radio, and in YouTube advertising, to ensure recommending Glow-worm products to customers remains as easy as possible; helping to keep installers’ businesses and homes across Britain glowing.”

Meanwhile, last month saw

45 gas engineers and their partners visit the Riviera Maya region of Cancun, Mexico, on the Glow-worm Mystery Trip. Spencer Clark, commercial director for UK and Ireland, says: “The Glow-worm Mystery Trip is our way of thanking our Club Energy installers for their ongoing loyalty.”

There’s still time to enter the promotion for the chance to walk away with cash, join a regional event, or a pair of tickets for the 2023 mystery destination.

All registrations on Club Energy are backdated to the start of the promotion in June 2022. www.glow-wormclubenergy. co.uk

“We’re at a critical juncture for the clean energy sector, which, if harnessed as the opportunity it is, will bring enormous reward to the whole country. It’s been invaluable to see work under way and meet people involved in making this change possible.”

Worcester Bosch notches up 13th Which? Best Buy

Which? has awarded Worcester Bosch its Best Buy endorsement for the 13th time for its gas combi boiler range.

The annual report revealed that Worcester Bosch is the most reliable boiler brand, according to its in-depth survey, based on customer satisfaction, product quality and after-care service. Which? found that 82 per cent of Worcester gas boilers bought within the past six years have never had a fault.

Worcester Bosch received five-star ratings across three categories as its gas boiler received an 84 per cent recommendation rating, earning top spot in the survey of 9,000 boiler owners.

Parisa Atoufi, Which? head of Endorsement Scheme, says: “With households facing serious economic pressure, anyone looking to invest in a new boiler needs to be certain that it will be efficient, effective, durable and reliable. Worcester Bosch customers were complimentary about the quality of the boilers, the aftercare and reliability of the products, making their boilers a coveted Which? Best Buy.”

“To truly grasp the potential benefits, we need innovative businesses like Vaillant, backed by a clear government mission and working in partnership.

UFH solutions for every project

HMRC Self Assessment reminders

HMRC wants to help you get your tax right. You’re responsible for telling HMRC about your income using Self Assessment if you’re:

• Self-employed as a sole trader earning more than £1,000

• A partner in a business partnership

• A director of a limited company.

If you’re not already registered for Self Assessment but should be, you need to do this as soon as possible. For more information about Self Assessment and registering, go to GOV.UK and search ‘Register for Self Assessment’.

If you met the criteria for Self Assessment in the 2021-2022 tax year, HMRC must receive your tax return and any money you owe on time.

Deadlines for submitting your Self Assessment return

The deadline to submit your Self Assessment tax return online is 31 January 2023.

If you want HMRC to automatically collect tax you owe from your wages and pension, you need to submit your online return by 30 December. To check whether you’re eligible to pay through your tax code, go to GOV.UK and search ‘Pay your Self Assessment tax bill’.

There may be a different deadline if you have a company as a partner and need to submit Partnership Returns. Go to GOV.UK and search ‘Self Assessment Tax Return Deadlines’ for more information.

If you submit your return late, you may have to pay a penalty.

Deadline for paying the tax you owe

You must pay the tax you owe for the 2021-2022 tax year by midnight on 31 January 2023. If you make advance payments towards your bill (known as ‘payments on account’), there’s usually a second payment deadline of 31 July 2023.

New support for engineers who are ‘differently wired’

A new programme of support is designed to empower neurodiverse engineers, students and apprentices to achieve their full potential and thrive in both their professional and personal lives.

The programme includes a ‘Differently Wired Hub’, an online resource offering expert advice, information and content on a variety of neurodiverse conditions, such as autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia.

It’s been launched by engineering charity Foothold, with funding from Neptune Energy and also provides support for engineering students and apprentices, ranging from access to a formal diagnosis, to counselling support to help them understand their feelings about their diagnosis, and financial grants to fund assistive equipment or help with day-to-day living costs.

The Differently Wired Hub is free to anyone in the engineering

community, whether they have been diagnosed, support a neurodivergent individual, or simply want to learn more about neurodiversity.

Employers can also find information and guidance on how to empower their neurodiverse colleagues to thrive and support the success of their business.

Foothold CEO Jane Petit says: “Every day, many neurodiverse engineers face challenges and barriers that prevent them from accessing the opportunities that neurotypical people take for granted. In particular, we know that this leads significant numbers of students and apprentices to drop out of their courses – which has a knock-on effect for the entire engineering workforce.

“By providing this programme of support for both established and aspiring engineers, we hope to build a world where everyone in the industry is empowered to

make the most of their unique talents and capabilities.”

Stuart Redgard, an ambassador for the programme, says: “Having received a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder in May 2022 at the age of 55, I’ve often felt very alone during my neurodiversity journey. But knowing that I now have people I can turn to and who won’t judge me has made a world of difference.

“That’s why this new support from Foothold gives me hope for neurodiverse engineers like me to be empowered to engineer their way, and take advantage of the same opportunities as neurotypical community members – no matter what stage they’re at in their career.”

You can join the Differently Wired Hub free and find out more at: www.myfoothold.org/ engineering-neurodiversefutures

Be an energy-saving hero with Resideo

Nearly nine in 10 Brits are concerned by rising energy costs, a new survey from Resideo has found. The heating controls manufacturer has launched a new campaign to highlight the practical recommendations heating engineers can make to help mitigate rising energy bills.

The campaign’s tagline ‘Every crisis needs a hero – installers, this is your time’ highlights the everyday heroism of heating engineers, showing the true value of their work and the impact they can

have, particularly against current energy prices.

Resideo is supporting heating engineers with digestible information that can be used to initiate conversations with customers about efficiency. Informative online content and

in-person events will run across the heating season and into 2023.

Thousands of UK households do not have adequate heating controls and may be using more energy than they need, says Resideo. The company is helping gas engineers in their recommendations to customers, with advice on using existing heating controls more effectively and the difference that small changes can make, such as upgrading a thermostat.

Free heating and hot water system design

Rinnai’s new free service designs the ideal heating and hot water system specifically for the customer’s requirements. This ensures savings can be made in purchase and running costs as well as carbon emissions.

The company can advise the customer on what system should be installed, as well as designing heating and hot water that

uniquely complement the site. Operations director Chris Goggin says: “We believe implicitly in this basic premise: we do the best we can, and we achieve what our customers want and expect. And that includes anticipating the future.

“We are using our core competencies of design engineering solutions to suit all

possible future needs and fuels.”

The company says a hybrid heat pump or solar thermal with bioLPG options could be the most suitable solution for off-grid rural locations, especially those with high demand for heating and hot water. And city occupants can consider hybrid designs, including hydrogen-ready units for gas blends of up to 20 per cent.

Thegoodthebad+theugly

Send us your pictures

Registered Gas Engineer wants to see your pictures – whether you’ve come across some horrors or instances of really good work. Please email your stories and pictures to editorial@registeredgasengineer.co.uk or via Twitter to @RGEMag

Peter Fabian came across this piece of DIY remedial work when called out to investigate a breakdown. He had installed the boiler some years ago, before a carport was installed, and so he was quite surprised to find a ‘plume kit’ connected using electrical insulation tape. The boiler was made safe until the issue was rectified.

Trevor Davis found a blocked chimney/flue when asked to remove a gas fire. The inset fire was sealed to the marble with silicon and had never been serviced. Black bags had been filled with insulation and pushed into the chimney/flue before installation. The customer said they had stopped using the gas fire after suffering from headaches.

Tanvir Ahmed was asked to replace a boiler. This chimney/flue had been in a void for the past 18 years or so with no inspection hatches fitted.

Tom Ellis’s customer had fitted a new condensing chimney/ flue to his old standard-efficiency boiler, terminating in front of the door. The installation was made safe.

When Jason Cook arrived to carry out a gas safety check, he immediately spotted that the tenants had built a wooden structure covering the chimney/ flue terminal. The chimney/flue had been extended outside using black plastic downpipe and PVC tape. The appliance was made safe, and a new extended chimney/flue has been fitted.

H2 Property Services’ engineer says he thought he’d seen everything until he saw this installation.

Oli Jones found an asbestos chimney/flue connected to a restaurant’s commercial openflued water heater, which failed the spillage test. The appliance had no ventilation. The customer refused to have the appliance made safe so Oli called the ESP, which attended and made safe.

Dene Rozier was called out to a water leak on a fire and back boiler unit and found that the combustion box was extremely corroded. It was made safe and has now been replaced.

We may share some of your pictures on social media, so remember to include your contact details so we can tag you (or let us know if you’d rather we didn’t).

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Advice on querying EPC assessments

With regard to Martin Garside’s letter “Time to update the EPC”, I undertook additional training as a domestic energy assessor (DEA) and I’m qualified to carry out Energy Performance Certificate work as well as Gas Safe work.

I was puzzled that his DEA stated that his solar panels counted as mains electric water heating as I would have thought solar panels would have a more positive effect on his EPC rating.

As with gas work, to be a DEA one has to be registered with a

Please send your letters, which may be edited, to editorial@registeredgasengineer.co.uk.

Not-so-smart devices

regulating body. But unlike gas work, there is more than one of these. I’ve spoken to the technical department of my regulating body for DEAs about this matter. They stated that without more in-depth information they couldn’t offer an opinion, so they advised that Martin should contact his DEA’s regulating body should he wish to query the assessment. He’ll be able to find out which regulating body it is at the bottom of his EPC.

James Johnston

While I’m fully in favour of smart devices that save gas and money, optimising comfort and energy for the end user, what about the installer?

So many times I’ve fitted an expensive device, only for it not to work – most of the time caused by the internet service providers (ISPs) seeing the devices as a virus and blocking its passage.

We are gas and heating installers and should not have to start getting out customers’ laptops to start rummaging around the admin of their ISP to change channels, open gateways, etc. This should be down to the smart device manufacturers.

If they’re producing a product, it should be their responsibility to ensure that every ISP is aware of its existence and make sure it’s

allowed to operate first go. We do not get paid for doing their job and can sometimes spend all day trying to get these to work.

I’ve personally had two experiences whereby the devices simply would not work and, after three months of trying by myself and the manufacturer, they were removed and ACL Wisers fitted in their stead. This cost me days of unpaid time and customers untold grief.

I’d like to see a better effort from all smart device manufacturers to ensure a smooth transition with their devices and the ISPs, giving us a better chance of getting them to work first time, giving end users immediate control and ultimately allowing us to get paid for the work.

Stevie Smith

Industry Standard Update 114

This Industry Standard Update provides an overview of the key areas of change arising from the revision of IGEM/GM/6 Ed 3, Non-domestic meter installations, Standard designs.

Introduction

The Institute of Gas Engineers and Managers (IGEM) has published a revision of IGEM/GM/6 Edition 2 Non-domestic meter installations, Standard designs(1) (communication 1750). The new standard, IGEM/GM/6 Edition 3(2) (communication 1864), replaces the previous edition of this standard which is now withdrawn.

To allow registered businesses time to carry out internal update training to reflect the technical requirements of the amended standard, Gas Safe Register will inspect to the new requirements of this standard from 1 January 2023.

However, this should not restrict businesses from applying the specification sooner.

The following is a brief overview of the amendments made to IGEM/G/6 Edition 3.

General

In section 3: Legal and Allied Considerations, the subsection 3.15.5 now details the requirements of new meter design and their compliance with the Measuring Instruments (Gas Meters) Regulations.

Section 7.2 states the requirement for meters to be fire-resistant when located within premises with no readily accessible service valve.

The comments on the sealing of regulators have been removed from section 9.2.6. However, this is stated in note 3 of 6.1.1 and throughout the standard.

Table 6 now includes standards required for thermal mass and ultrasonic meters.

The guidance for pipe supports, section 11.2, has been significantly increased, with greater explanation of the requirements.

Section 14.5.13, Location, now includes a comment that doors or gates should not open on to a public thoroughfare and cause a hazard.

Note 1 of 15.1.6 comments on the requirements for meter exchanges and the existing ECV, when a not normally acceptable valve may be accepted when it meets certain specifications.

Installing requirements in section 15.2 have been amended to include guidance on pressure losses through the meter design and the alignment of flange bolt holes (Figure 8).

Labels

An improved example of a Composite Notice is given in Figure 12 to assist engineers.

Additional labels have been included in section 18.3.2.2 and 20.13; where it is found that a Gas Transporter (GT) has not fitted an ECV label, a substitute label as shown in Figure 17 must be completed and fitted. If metering equipment is to be removed from site with no intent of replacing, then the label shown in Figure 32 shall be installed.

Summary

As previously stated, this Industry Standard Update is only a brief overview of the information contained in the amended standard. Registered businesses should be aware that they have a responsibility to ensure that they are fully apprised of all the requirements of the whole published standard and their practical application.

Bibliography

(1) IGEM/GM/6 Ed 2 Non-domestic meter installations. Standard designs (Communication 1750)

(2) IGEM/GM/6 Ed 3 Non-domestic meter installations. Standard designs (Communication 1864)

IGEM/GM/6 Edition 3 Non-domestic meter installations. Standard designs Date issued: 3 November 2022

Industry Standard Update 115

This Industry Standard Update provides an overview of the recently published Industry Standard IGEM/UP/19 Ed 2, Design and application of interlock devices and associated systems used with gas appliance installations in commercial catering establishments.

Introduction

An updated version of IGEM/ UP/19(1) (communication 1865) has been published. This revised publication supersedes IGEM/ UP/19(2) (communication 1777), which has been withdrawn.

The revision to this standard comes into effect immediately.

To allow registered businesses time to carry out internal update training to reflect the technical changes in the updated standard, Gas Safe Register will inspect to the requirements of this standard from 1 January 2023. However, this should not restrict businesses from applying the specification sooner.

Scope

IGEM/UP/19 details the requirements for air flow and interlock devices and their associated systems being used with gas appliances in new commercial catering installations, and for replacement or extension to existing installations. It does not apply to mobile catering or event catering – these are detailed in Liquid Gas CoP 24 Part 3(3)

General

Significant and minor amendments have been made throughout the standard, and the main details are below.

To assist the engineer in the correct selection of which standard to use in their situation, ‘Figure 1: Aid for selection of gas catering standard’ has been added.

Type A and Type B appliance statements have been removed from sections 4.1.2 and 4.1.3. The requirement to interlock type B appliances means that type A appliances would also be interlocked and therefore there is no reason to detail them separately. This removal is repeated throughout the standard.

The design requirements in section 4.2 have been amended to include subsection 4.2.1.2, where the details of carbon dioxide sensors can be found.

In section 4.3, Variable Speed Drives (VSD) have been amended to Demand Controlled Kitchen Ventilation (DCKV). These DCKV systems may be more energy efficient and reduce noise by modulating the ventilation rate to the demand. Additions include the requirement for DCKV systems to comply with clause 11 from BS 6173:2022(4) Installation and maintenance of gas-fired catering appliances for use in all types of catering appliances. Maximum air flow rates shall be assessed to BESA Specification for Kitchen Ventilation Systems DW/172(5), by using the thermal convection method.

There have been considerable amendments to 5.1 and 5.2: again references to Type A and Type B appliances have been removed. In 5.1.2.1 the supply flow design is now 75 to 95 per cent of the total extract volume and any DCKV system shall maintain the supply air ratio at all speeds.

There are small changes to the illustrations and flow charts. Figure 2B is now labelled 3B and has been amended slightly to give a carbon dioxide detector fitted at approximately 2 meters from the floor. Figures 4 and 5: these risk assessment flowcharts deal with NEW or EXISTING installations and have slight amendments – they replace the previous versions.

An additional note in 7.1 has been added for the actions required by the responsible person in the kitchen when a gas detection system alarm is triggered.

Appendix 3 is now titled ‘Examples of typical interlock arrangements’, and there are new illustrations which replace the previous versions in appendix 4. Appendix 4, 5 and 6 have been removed.

Summary

As previously stated, this Industry Standard Update only gives a brief overview of the information contained in the amended standard. Registered businesses should be aware that they have a responsibility to ensure that they are fully apprised of all the requirements of the whole published standard and their practical application.

Bibliography

(1) IGEM/UP/19 (communication 1865) Edition 2 Design and application of interlock devices and associated systems used with gas appliance installations in commercial catering establishments.

(2) IGEM/UP/19 (communication 1777) with amendment January 2015 Design and application of interlock devices and associated systems used with gas appliance installations in commercial catering establishments.

(3) Liquid Gas CoP 24 Part 3 2017 Use of LPG for commercial catering events, street food and mobile catering.

(4) BS 6173:2020 Installation and maintenance of gas-fired catering appliances for use in all types of catering establishments (2nd and 3rd family gases) - Specification.

(5) Building Engineering Services Association Specification for Kitchen Ventilation Systems DW/172.

IGEM/UP/19 Edition 2 Design and application of interlock devices and associated systems used with gas appliance installations in commercial catering establishments. Date issued: 3 November 2022

Keep your FGA in top condition

How do you get the best out of your flue gas analyser?

TPI sales and marketing director Peter Philpott has some top tips.

Do

• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and guidance. This way you’ll reduce the potential need to return your analyser for investigation, should something go wrong outside the required annual calibration/ recertification schedule.

• Turn your FGA on in a clean ambient air environment for purging and zeroing. This is essential to create a base level for getting repeatable accurate readings each time.

• Keep an eye on your filters, swap out and replace regularly to avoid the potential for slow or inaccurate readings if condensate should enter the FGA.

• Take advantage of any early warning systems your FGA may be capable of, such as alerts showing a potential blockage, as well as stopping the pump, reducing further issues until the blockage is resolved.

• Allow all the gas present to be exhausted before turning the FGA off: this way you’ll avoid the potential risk of saturating the sensors with harmful gases, resulting in initialisation errors when next turned on. Don’t force it to turn off.

• Remember to place the boiler test cap back on the appliance and again take advantage of any prompts that alert you.

• Take advantage of the manufacturer’s technical helpline, as most issues can be resolved without the need for the FGA to be returned. If it does need to go back, then the technical teams now know more about the issue and its potential resolution.

Don’t

• Leave your FGA in your van overnight, especially in the winter months. Not only is it an expensive tool that you rely on, but their sensors and components don’t like freezing temperatures – even more so when moving from really cold temperatures to warm environments, which can cause internal condensation.

• Penetrate too far when placing the sampling probe into the flue, as this has the potential to draw up excessive condensate and swamp your filtration system. Use the depth stopper provided.

•Just chuck your FGA in the back of your van: keep it nice and toasty in its protective carry case, and again remember to take it out of the van at night, for its own safety.

Annual calibration/recertification

Always return your FGA to the manufacturer or one of its approved service centres. This a requirement of BS 79671 and ensures your FGA is checked and equipped with the required parts to keep it performing until its next annual calibration/recertification.

Don’t try this at home, as you probably won’t have the specific software needed or the training required, not to mention the lab conditions and the different national standards, traceable gas mixtures or expensive calibrators that also require annual recertification themselves, or access to quality approved parts or sensors. Leave it to the experts.

After following industry regulations and manufacturer’s instructions for installations, service, maintenance and repairs, the FGA is the only way to confirm the appliance combustion is within industry specification.

You are using the FGA to advise customers that it is safe to live or work in that property (or not). FGAs are manufactured to EN 503792 standards and manufacturers are here to support you to ensure they work as they should. www.tpieurope.com

Buying new or upgrading Shop around as you may get a better deal from your current or a different manufacturer offering technological enhancements, such as smart connectivity direct to your mobile phone or tablet. After all, you probably don’t still have a Nokia 3310 mobile phone or get directions from a crumpled-up road atlas any more. Technology moves on so why shouldn’t this be the case for your FGA?

Make sure you register your FGA with the manufacturer to ensure continuity with annual service/recertification and warranty, as well as help with recovering stolen analysers. n

(1) BS 7967: 2015: Guide for the use of electronic portable combustion gas analysers for the measurement of carbon monoxide in dwellings and the combustion performance of domestic gas-fired appliances (2) BS EN 50379-1: 2012: Specification for portable electrical apparatus designed to measure combustion flue gas parameters of heating appliances General requirements and test methods

Why is servicing important?

Ensuring the ongoing function and longevity of an FGA is in the detail, says Lynsey Tamlyn, international marketing manager at Crowcon.

Making sure that you have an operational, well-maintained flue gas analyser is of the utmost importance. Without an efficient analyser, your capacity to carry out your work and deliver a reliable and safe service to customers is severely hindered.

FGAs are crucial tools because of their capacity to sample the flue gas of a working appliance and then measure the critical gases produced during the combustion process. These measurements enable you to gauge the appliance’s operational efficiency, as well as its safety levels.

By abiding by certain best practices, professionals in this sphere can remain proactive, safe and successful.

The importance of servicing Without proper servicing, this essential piece of kit becomes obsolete. Bearing in mind the essential and safety-related nature of the use of FGAs, it is imperative that it is well maintained, with a current and valid certificate of calibration.

All FGA manufacturers recommend an annual calibration and service at the very least. But if you suspect there are issues with the instrument at any other time, then always contact your FGA supplier for assistance.

During regular services and calibration, the instrument’s consumable components are checked to see that they have enough life in them to last to the next due date.

Regular checks

Ensuring the ongoing function and longevity of an FGA is in the detail.

Bearing in mind the climate in which you are working, FGAs are likely to get cold and damp if they are left in a vehicle overnight. It’s important to not store your FGA in this manner to avoid condensation

forming and causing water damage. Removing the analyser from your vehicle overnight also reduces the risk of theft.

As well as remaining vigilant in terms of storage, another way to ensure a healthy FGA is to regularly check the filters. Clearing out the instrument’s water trap regularly is a must as this is the

primary cause of damage and downtime in flue gas analysers. Damage can occur because water is a by-product of combustion and can get sucked into the FGA each time a test is undertaken.

FGAs come with inbuilt water traps and filters to protect from this damage, so check and

empty them regularly, alongside making sure that the filters are in optimum condition and replaced when required.

Moisture build-ups lead to low readings because the sensors have a film of condensation over them which, in turn, stops the flue gas reacting with the chemicals in the sensors. Moisture can also cause the pump to not perform correctly due to water contamination. Placing the FGA near a radiator or in a warm room will raise the instrument to room temperature and often resolves any issues.

Annual calibration matters

When the time comes for your FGA’s annual calibration, the prospect of sending away a vital piece of kit can be unappealing. But don’t put it off: failing to service your FGA could result in the loss of your professional reputation, your job – or worse.

Ignoring the need for calibration means overlooking an FGA sensor degradation. The sensors inside FGAs react with the very gases they are there to detect, which cause problematic wear and tear. Over time this leads to degradation and causes issues such as inaccuracies in its readings.

Alongside this erosion of function, as is the case with all equipment, parts can fail. A poorly performing, uncertified and uncalibrated FGA could fail to detect an issue, leading to the potential for you failing to exercise the expected duty of care to your customer.

If your analyser is showing any signs of failure, even before your next calibration due date, always book it in promptly. Service and calibration will ensure that it responds accurately to gas, and that all its components are replaced as and when they need to be. ■

“FGAs are crucial tools because of their capacity to sample the flue gas of a working appliance and then measure the critical gases produced during combustion.”

AHEAD OF THE EXPECTED

The shift to low carbon heating systems is closer than you think. There is no time like the present to start readying your business for the change.

Discover how LG’s innovative Therma V, air-to-water, all-in-one, Monobloc Heat Pump can help you be prepared.

www.lg.com/uk/heating/monobloc

Royal recognition

Jonathan Kane of KANE

E veryone will remember 2022 as the year the war in Ukraine increased energy costs and caused global supply issues. Most will also remember this was the year of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, her death, and the proclamation of our new King. And KANE will remember 2022 as the year we won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the category of Innovation for KANE CARE – our promise to never let you down or your money back.

Backing British business

The Queen’s Award is the highest honour a British business can win, and was first proposed by Prince Phillip in 1965 to celebrate British industry. Today, there are Queen’s Awards for innovation, international trade, sustainable development, and opportunity through social mobility. A parallel award for voluntary service is the equivalent of receiving an MBE.

KANE is a family business that has been running for 60 years, but we’d never considered applying for a Queen’s Award until a chance conversation with our Chamber of Commerce made us think again.

Why did we apply? Unlike the Oscars and other awards, we were told that if you’re good enough, you win, but that you don’t win at the expense of others. This meant we’d be judged entirely on merit.

The Queen’s Award is the only award I know requiring two independent audits to see if your

application delivers its promise.

We were interviewed by a group of experts who asked many questions and gave nothing away – a bit like a combination of Dragon’s Den and The Apprentice.

We then showed another group how our KANE CARE after-sales support guarantees same-day analyser service and recertification or your money back, with a 10-year warranty and 20 years’ all-inclusive pricing.

Thanks to three years of five-star customer comments on Trustpilot, and a forensic investigation of our accounts, turnaround times and refunds, our claims were proved to be true and we received the Queen’s Award for Innovation.

Celebration

The Queen’s Awards were announced every year on her birthday and published in the London Gazette. This year, in

small print on page 2 was KANE – one of 51 Queen’s Award winners for Innovation.

It meant we could advertise the Queen’s Award for five years, meet the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace and receive our award in person from Her Majesty’s representative, the Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire.

When the Lord Lieutenant visited KANE, it was a great moment for our team. The award meant everyone knew we were delivering the right promises for the right reasons.

In memoriam

Earlier this year we said goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II – our longest-reigning monarch.

As KANE turns 60 and looks forward to new challenges and opportunities, we want to thank Her Majesty for introducing this unique award celebrating the best of British business. ■ www.kane.co.uk

The Queen’s Award

The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise are the most prestigious awards for UK business and recognise and encourage outstanding achievements in:

• Innovation

• International trade

• Sustainable development

• Promoting opportunity (through social mobility).

The Queen’s Awards scheme was instituted by Royal Warrant in 1965, with the first Awards in 1966 known as The Queen’s Award to Industry.

In 1975 it became the Queen’s Awards for Export and Technology, with Environmental Achievement added in 1992. In 1999, it was renamed The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise with categories for international trade, innovation and sustainable development. In 2017, promoting opportunity (through social mobility) was added.

In 2022, 232 businesses were recognised.

looks back on 2022, a year that will stand out in the memory of everyone who works for the business.

“The Queen’s Award is the only award I know that requires two independent audits to see if your application delivers its promise.”

L-r: Jonathan Hoole, MD of Kane International; Robert Voss CBE CStJ, Lord-Lieutenant of Hertfordshire; Jonathan Kane,

CEO

of Kane International

Essential Instruments with Outstanding

Finding extra efficiencies in the home

As your customers look to gain more efficiency from their existing heating system, Resideo sales director Martin Wilson looks at some of the conversations you might be having and how you can help them.

fact, this burns through more fuel, working the boiler harder to reach the higher temperature and not heating up the home any faster.

Energy costs are high on the news agenda and continuing to worry people. And it’s understandable that you might be cautious when talking to customers about additional products, even if they will help save money in the long run.

However, Resideo’s recent survey1 of 1,000 UK homeowners found that 43 per cent say they would spend money on the latest heating controls if it meant they could save money in the long term.

One-fifth of those questioned said they would also reach out to a heating professional for recommendations and advice on where savings can be made – so you needn’t feel like you are overstepping the mark by offering

There are also simple things that can make those extra savings: for example, turning the thermostat down by 1°C could save them around 10 per cent on their bills2

advice. Whether it’s as part of a boiler service or upgrade, customers will be looking to you to give expert advice on what will deliver the greatest savings.

A simple check of the existing heating control during a boiler service or upgrade is a good place to start. Taking a few minutes to check that the thermostat is set correctly and that your customer knows how to use it effectively will really add value to your visit. It’s still a common misconception that turning the thermostat up will warm a home more quickly. In

Millions of properties have inadequate controls, with the result that the boiler is either on or off, continuing to pump out heat long after the room reaches the required temperature.

Individual energy savings are dependent on existing controls and the property itself, but where

valves (TRVs) ensures that each room maintains a comfortable temperature and can be adapted to suit usage. This switch could also save your customer £327 a year3

How can they get the very best out of their heating system?

people can, or need to, change their boiler, their controls or even the radiator valves, you can suggest a range of options for different budgets.

For instance, where a property has an older mechanical thermostat, replacing it with a newer, digital version can make a significant difference. Based on current energy prices, simply swapping an old mechanical thermostat for a digital, loadcompensating thermostat can save up to £181 per year3

Upgrading a mechanical thermostat to an OpenTherm (load-compensating) one could save £218 a year.3

Swapping manual radiator valves for thermostatic radiator

Customers who completely upgrade their heating controls can make bigger savings. For example, replacing manual radiator valves and a mechanical thermostat with electronic TRVs and a modulating, OpenTherm zoning thermostat solution could save £585 a year.3

This is partly because an advanced thermostat can navigate temperature fluctuations

by monitoring the outside temperatures. The temperature inside property adjusts automatically to ensure it runs as efficiently as possible, only turning on and up when heat is required. For example, the smart weather feature on the Honeywell Home evohome system provides improved zone comfort control and energy consumption, based on outside temperature, room temperature and a unique feature that learns the heat losses in each room. ■

1 Research carried out on behalf of Resideo by OnePoll in June 2022, surveying 1,000 homeowners living in the UK.

2 Energy Saving Trust, top five tips to help reduce energy bills and carbon emissions

3 BEAMA report 2022. Individual energy savings are dependent upon existing controls, environment, and lifestyle.

Where can I find more information?

This year’s heating season feels like it will be busier than ever due to a mix of those wanting to get the most out of their existing boiler and those who need to replace and update. Resideo’s Winter Heroes campaign provides useful information and data that you can use on the job.

www.resideo.com/gb/en/solutions/home-comfort/everycrisis-needs-a-hero/

H ow do I start a dialogue with my customer about making their home more efficient?

How can I help them get the most out of what they already have?

My customer needs to upgrade their heating controls but they have a modest budget. What is the best option?

“Whether it’s as part of a boiler service or upgrade, customers will be looking to you to give expert advice on what will deliver the greatest energy savings.”

Stop chopping and changing

Martyn Bridges, director of Technical Services at Worcester Bosch, looks ahead to 2023 against the backdrop of recent political instability and the increasing emphasis on energy efficiency.

The tides are changing as we look ahead to 2023, when we will be just two years away from the introduction of regulations that effectively ban gas boilers from being fitted in new-build properties.

While this is a positive milestone on our way to achieving the necessary net zero-carbon emission targets by 2050, it does require a seismic shift for a domestic heating industry that has been dominated by the gas boiler for decades.

Whenever new Building Regulations are introduced, the key to their long-term success is having a consistent, unified front across the industry. However, the current landscape surrounding these latest changes seems to be ever changing, with new targets, policies and government figures and an ongoing inconsistency that makes the road ahead seem uncertain.

As we enter 2023, we are likely to see more and more mainstream emphasis on the need for energy saving. Even with the freeze on

gas and electricity prices, our fuel bills are likely to be double those of 2021, and we are already seeing energy saving suggestions in the mainstream media that may help to lessen the immediate blow for homeowners.

The energy crisis has certainly brought about some of the highest levels of consumer concern in recent memory, and is one of the key factors contributing towards the overall cost-of-living crisis.

From a legislative perspective, we are expecting to see a consultation released soon on hydrogen-ready boilers. This is something we have been waiting on for more than a year and which has apparently gone through various rewrites to incorporate more of the overall heating system, not just hydrogen-ready boilers.

We will also see the Building Regulations changes that were introduced in 2022 start to bed in for new-build properties. Houses built according to these regulations will have a 31 per cent reduction in CO2 levels compared with a house built to the 2018 regulations,

which is a drastic reduction.

It is still possible to install a gas-fired boiler in these properties, but to do so the system must be augmented with increased insulation or energy efficiency measures such as solar photovoltaic (PV) panels and wastewater heat recovery. Solar PV really is an incredible technology and, at a time when energy efficiency is so important, it is arguably unforgivable that brand new properties don’t get installed with an array of panels on the roof as standard to capture this free source of energy.

Moving goalposts

The UK government is in some turmoil and we have now had three different prime ministers in 2022. Consequently, government ministerial positions are also changing at the same rate, which doesn’t bode well for the continuity and stability of energy policy.

We have had numerous energy ministers over the past 20 years, and no one seems to remain in the position long enough to create

policies that the industry can get behind or support. This has made the move towards energy efficiency and sustainability far more difficult because the industry has had to deal with often-moving goalposts.

Over the course of the coming years, we are likely to see an inevitable increase in the use of heat pumps. This should also be encouraged, although I think it unlikely that we will hit the 600,000 annual installation figure that was proposed 18 months or so ago.

However, we will certainly see an organic rise in heat pump installations, and we will probably see a significant rise when the Building Regulations change again in 2025 to make it nearly impossible to fit anything other than a heat pump in an individual property.

We are also likely to see a welcome increase in heat interface units and district heating systems in new-build domestic properties over the coming years, especially after the regulations change in 2025. ■

www.worcester-bosch.co.uk

ACS Directory 2022

Centres and assessments

Once again, we’re pleased to publish our annual directory of the UK’s ACS assessment centres and the qualifications they offer.

We’ve contacted more than 200 centres, checking that they’re open and providing assessment and re-assessment to gas engineers to take their mandatory five-yearly qualifications – and upskill in new gas competencies.

The ACS centres listed on these pages are those that responded to our questions and confirmed their information. This is not an exhaustive list of all UK ACS and gas training centres. Registered Gas Engineer takes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information on these pages.

EAST

1st Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, CCLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WATLP2

Unit 24, Roman Way, London Road, Godmanchester, Huntingdon, PE29 2LN

Tel: 01480 450872 www.1st-training.co.uk e: info@1st-training.co.uk

Adrian Brown

Assessment Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Other: CESP1, CMA1

Business & Technology Centre, Shire Hill, Saffron Walden, Essex, CB11 3AQ Tel: 01799 508041 e: abrowntraining@btconnect. com

Anglia Heating Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: CCLNG1, COCCLNG1, CLE1, CDGA1, COCDN1, COCN1, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CORT1, ICPN1, ICAE1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, CMC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CCLP1 B, EP, COLPNG1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2 Other: CMA1, CMA3, EFJLP1 Unit 407, Copper Smith Way, Wymondham, Norfolk, NR18 0WY Tel: 01953 857448 www.angliaheatingtraining.co.uk e: ahtnorfolk@gmail.com

Anglia Training Centre at College of West Anglia

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1

LPG: CCLP1 PD Other: CMA1

Kings Lynn Campus, Tennyson Avenue, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 2QW

Tel: 01553 815351 www.cwa.ac.uk

e: derek.raven@cwa.ac.uk or michele.wilson@cwa.ac.uk

Cambridge Regional College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 LAV, RPH, HTRLP2 Kings Hedges Road, Cambridge, CB4 2QT

Don’t forget

You can take your re-assessments up to six months before they expire, MOT-style. And don’t forget to allow enough time for the certification body to download the results of your assessment to Gas Safe Register – this can take several weeks. Training is not a prerequisite or assessment.

Tel: 01223 418492 www.camre.ac.uk e: ecadmin@camre.ac.uk

CI Business Solutions

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: BMP1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCN1, CORT1, ICAE1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, CCLP1, HTRLP2 Colchester Institute, Sheepen Road, Colchester, Essex, CO3 3LL Tel: 01206 712727 www.cibusinesssolutions.co.uk e: business.solutions@colchester. ac.uk

Combined Heating Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, LAU1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, CDGA1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN1, ICAE1 LS, BMP1, CCLNG1, CLE1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1, CCLP1, PD, RPH, LAV, B, REFLP2, HTRLP2, VESPL1, VESPL2

Other: CMET1, EFJLP1

24 White Lodge Business Estate, Hall Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 6DG

Tel: 01603 622001 www.chsl.org.uk e: info@chsl.org.uk

Domestic Gas Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, CCLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP2

Sutton Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 3NB Tel: 01493 745888 www.domestic-gas.co.uk e: domesticgasuk@aol.com

Essex Skills Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1

LPG: CONGLP1

Unit 4 Edward Park, Grange Way, Colchester, Essex, CO2 8FZ Tel: 01702 804318 www.essexskills.co.uk e: info@essexskills.co.uk

HGS Training Solutions

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, DAH1, CPA1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1

LPG: Call for details

7 Braiswick Place, Laindon North, Basildon, Essex, SS15 6EB Tel: 01268 411626 and 07831 267979 www.hgstrainingsolutions.co.uk e: jack@hgstrainingsolutions. co.uk

Norwich Gas Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1

Commercial: CMA1, COCN1, CODNCO1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN1, CORT1, CIGA1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2

Other: CMA3

19 Mahoney Green, Rackheath, Norwich, NR13 6JY Tel: 01603 952426 www.norwichgascentre.co.uk e: office@norwich-training.co.uk

Suffolk New College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Rope Walk, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 1LT Tel: 01473 382255 www.suffolk.ac.uk e: paulmeadows@suffolk.ac.uk

Stamford Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 RPH, PD, LAV Drift Road, Stamford, PE9 1XA Tel: 01780 484335 www.stamfordgastraining.co.uk e: mark.hudson@stamford.ac.uk

LONDON & SOUTH EAST

Able Skills

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, TPCP1A, ICPN1, CORT1, CDGA1, CIGA1 Unit K5, Riverside Industrial Estate, Riverside Way, Dartford, Kent, DA1 5BS Tel: 01322 280 202 www.ableskills.co.uk e: hello@ableskills.co.uk

Access Training (Kent)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CRK1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH Unit 6-8, Fircroft Business Centre, Fircroft Way, Edenbridge, Kent, TN8 6EN Tel: 0800 345 7492 www.accesstraininguk.co.uk e: info@accesstraininguk.co.uk

Access Training (Hertfordshire)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CRK1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH Unit 2 Tewin Ct, Tewin Rd, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, AL7 1AU Tel: 0800 345 7492 www.accesstraininguk.co.uk e: info@accesstraininguk.co.uk

Advance 4 Training (Hounslow)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: CODNCO1, COCN1, CIGA1, CDGA1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCA1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: COLPNG1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2

Other: MET4

Unit 15, Heston Industrial Mall, Church Road, Hounslow, TW5 0LD

Tel: 020 8570 5557

www.advance4training.com e: admin@advance4training.com

Advance 4 Training (Reading)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2

Unit 8 Robert Cort Industrial Estate, Britton Road, Reading, RG2 0AU

Tel: 0118 466 0253 www.advance4training.com e: admin@advance4training.com

Alpha Building Services Engineering

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Abbey Road, Junction of Canning Road, Stratford, London, E15 3JZ

Tel: 020 8221 0321

www.alphabse.co.uk/gas-courses e: admin@alphabse.co.uk

Barrett Bell

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CRK1, HTR1, MET1

Unit L, Gunnells Wood Park, Gunnells Wood Road, Stevenage, Herts, SG1 2BH and Unit 8 Millfield, Croxley Park, Watford, WD18 8AS

Tel: 01923 253 866 and 01923 253 866 www.barrettbell.co.uk e: barrett-bell-ltd@sky.com, amanda@barrettbell.co.uk

Blue Flame Certification

Domestic: MET1

Commercial: ICPN1, TPCP1

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CODNESP1, MET4, CMET1, CMET2

Skills Development Centre, Cadwell Lane, Hitchin, Herts, SG4 0SL

Tel: 0845 194 9031

www.blueflamecertification.com e: enquiries@ blueflamecertification.com

Bromley Training & Assessment Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: BMP1, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, COCN1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Other: CODNESP1, CESP1, MET4, REGT1

Unit 4, Ashgrove Industrial Estate, Ashgrove Road, Bromley, Kent, BR1 4JW Tel: 020 8315 5678

www.bromleygastraining.co.uk e: sarah.bygraves@ bromleytraining.co.uk

Canterbury College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1 New Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 3AJ Tel: 01227 811188 ekcgroup.ac.uk/colleges/ canterbury-college e: iag@eastkent.ac.uk

Carshalton College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1 LPG: CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, COLPNG1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Nightingale Road, Carshalton, Surrey, SM25 2EJ Tel: 020 8544 4597 or 020 8544 4574 www.carshalton.ac.uk/the-powercentre e: les.parsons@stcg.ac.uk

CBS Training and Assessment

Details correct in 2021 Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, REGT1 Unit 19/21, Station Road Industrial Estate, Station Road, Hailsham, East Sussex, BN27 2EW Tel: 01323 845590 www.cbstrainingandassessment. co.uk e: info@ cbstrainingandassessment.co.uk

CDC Group

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1 6 Chancerygate Business Centre, Whiteleaf Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP3 9HD Tel: 020 8191 9090 www.cdc.org.uk e: info@cdc.org.uk

CH4 Gas Training Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Unit 11, Derby Road Industrial Estate, Thompson Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 3UH Tel: 020 8572 4185 https://ch4-gas-training-servicesltd.business.site e: info@ch4gastrainingservices. co.uk

Chartwell ACS

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B Unit 16, The Glenmore Centre, Pent Road, Shearway Business Park, Folkestone, CT19 4RJ Tel: 01303 232771 acsgastrainingkentchartwellacsltd.business.site e: info@chartwellacs.co.uk

CK Assessment & Training

Details correct in 2021.

Domestic: CCN1, HTR1, CKR1, CENWAT, HWB1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, ICPN1

Catering: CCCN1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1

Other: MET4, CMET1, CMET2, REGT1, REGT2, MEB1

2-3 Meridian Buildings, Nazeing Glass Works Estate, Nazeing New Road, Broxbourne, Herts, EN10 6SX

Tel: 01992 444029 www.ckatuk.com e: gas@ckatuk

Crawley College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1 College Road, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1NR Tel: 01293 442344

www.crawley.ac.uk e: train@ccgtraining.ac.uk

East Sussex College Group

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Cross Levels Way, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 2UF Tel: 030 3003 9222 www.escg.ac.uk e: gas@escg.ac.uk

EG Training Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, DFDA1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CCLP1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, CMC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1, CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2, WATLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, EFJLP1, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1, REGT2

3 Mulberry Court, Bourne Industrial Park, Bourne Road, Crayford, Kent, DA1 4BF

Tel: 01322 524792 www.egtrainingservices.co.uk e: paul.chambers@ egtrainingservices.co.uk

Energy Academy

Details correct in 2021

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, MET1, HWB1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, ICPN1, CDGA1, TPCP1,

TPCP1A, COCDN1, ICAE1 LS, COCNPI1 LS, ICPN1 LS

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B Eurolink Industrial Estate, Heard Way, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 3SA Tel: 0345 521 0369 www.energy-academy.co.uk e: info@energy-academy.co.uk

Environmental Gas Care

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH 56 Rabans Close, Raban Lane, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP19 8RS Tel: 01296 708 251 www.environmental-gas-care. co.uk e: info@egctraining.co.uk

G20 Training and Assessment

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, LAU1, HTR1, HWB1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, TPCP1, CORT1, CDGA1, CIGA1

Catering: COMCAT 1,2,3,5 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, B, RPH, LAV, HRTLP2

Other: CMA1/3, CMET1, CODNESP1, MET4, EFJLP1, PEB1, REGT1

Unit 5, Maple Park, Essex Road, Hoddesdon, EN11 0EX Tel: 01992 468089 www.g20gastraining.co.uk e: jacqui@g20gastraining.co.uk

Gas & Environmental Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: TPCP1A, TPCP1, CODNCO1, CPN1, CIGA1, CDGA1, CORT1, COCN1, CODC1, ICPN1, BMP1, CCCN1, CODC1

Catering: COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1, PD, LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2

Units 1 & 3, Little Ridge Industrial Estate, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, AL7 2BH

Tel: 01707 373751 www.gesuk.com e: info@gesuk.com

Gascomp Training & Assessment

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2

Unit G5, Chaucer Business Park, Dittons Road, Polegate, East Sussex, BN26 6QH

Tel: 01323 486034 www.gascompltd.co.uk e: info@gascompltd.co.uk

Gasmark

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, MET1, CMDDA1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH Unit 9, Maidenhead Trade and Business Park, Priors Way, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 2HP Tel: 01628 621740

www.gasmarktanda.co.uk e: info@gasmarktanda.co.uk

Gastec

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, CENWAT, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: BMP1, CIGA1, CDGA1, COCN1, CODC1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5

LPG: CCLP1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMET1, CODNESP1, REGT1

6 Newmarket Court, Kingston, Milton Keynes, Bucks, MK10 0AQ Tel: 01908 587665

www.gastectraining.co.uk e: enquiries@gastectraining.co.uk

Gas Train

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2 Other: EFJLP1

Unit 2, Gladepoint, Gleaming Wood Drive, Lordswood, Chatham, Kent, ME5 8RF Tel: 01634 671753 www.gas-train.co.uk e: louise@gas-train.co.uk

Gas Training and Assessment

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1

LPG: COLPNG1, CONGLP1 RPH, B, LAV, PD, CCLP1 B, LAV, PD, RPH, HTRLP2, CGLP1 Other: REGT1, CMDDA1 Unit 2, Britannia Court, Burnt Mills Industrial Estate, Basildon, Essex, SS13 1EU Tel: 01268 727797 www.gas-training-andassessment.co.uk e: gastraining@btconnect.com

GUC

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV

Other: MET4

1b Lisle Road, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP13 5SH

Tel: 01494 442330 www.gucltd.co.uk e: gucltd@outlook.com

Herts Energy Academy

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1

6, Alpha Business Park, Travellers Cl, Welham Green, Hatfield AL9 7NT

Tel: 01707 953 315 www.hertsenergy.co.uk e: sales@hertsenergy.co.uk

Logic4training (Basildon)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLP1, CDGA1, CGFE1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CMA2 LS, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, REGT1

Victoria House, Hemmells, Laindon North, Basildon, Essex, SS15 6ED

Tel: 0345 845 7222 www.logic4training.co.uk e: enquiries@logic4training.co.uk

Logic4training (Northolt)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLP1, CDGA1, CGFE1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CMA2 LS, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, REGT1

Unit 2, 1 Rowdell Road, Northolt, Middlesex, UB5 5QR

Tel: 0345 845 7222

www.logic4training.co.uk e: enquiries@logic4training.co.uk

Logic4training

Logic4training (Sittingbourne)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLP1, CDGA1, CGFE1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CMA2 LS, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, REGT1

36/37 Church Road Business Centre, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 3RS

Tel: 0345 845 7222 www.logic4training.co.uk e: enquiries@logic4training.co.uk

London Gas Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: COLPNG1 PD, RPH Other: CMA1

Leedon House West, Billington Road Leighton Buzzard, Beds, LU7 4TN

Tel: 0808 275 1444 and 07946480537 www.londongastc.co.uk e: info@londongastc.co.uk

London South East Colleges

Details correct in 2021

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Holly Hill Campus, Upper Holly Hill Road, Belvedere, London, DA17 6JG

Tel: 0203 954 4996 and 07900 648 178 www.lsec.ac.uk/gas e: intaplumb@lsec.ac.uk

MPower Technical College

(Luton)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLP1, CDGA1, CGFE1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CMA2 LS, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, REGT1

Unit 2, Sundon Business Park, Dencora Way, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU3 3HP Tel: 0345 845 7222 www.logic4training.co.uk e: enquiries@logic4training.co.uk

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, MET1, CKR1, HTR1

114-116 Brooker Road, Waltham Abbey, Essex, EN9 1JH Tel: 01992 769696

www.mpowertraining.com e: info@mpowertraining.com

Nescot Gas & Electrical Academy

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: CIGA1, COCN1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1 LAV, PD, RPH, HTRLP2

Nescot College, Reigate Road, Ewell, Surrey, KT17 3DS Tel: 020 8394 3280 www.tradesatnescot.com e: gascentre@nescot.ac.uk

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NICEIC

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, LAU1, CENWAT, DAH1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCDN1, COCN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN1, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, CODNCO1, ICPN1 LS, ICAE1 LS, COCNPI1 LS

LPG: CONGLP1, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP3

Other: CMA1, MET1, REG1, CODNEPS1, CMIT1, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS

Unit 26, Titan Court Business Park, Laporte Way, Luton, LU4 8EF Tel: 0333 015 6627 www.niceic.com e: traininginfo@niceic.com

Octillion Training Academy

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Unit 7, Swan Wharf, Waterloo Road, Uxbridge, UB8 2RA Tel: 01895 255315 www.octillion.org.uk e: hello@octillion.org.uk

Options Skills London

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

Fairbairn Close, Purley, CR8 2EJ Tel: 0808 169 2804 www.options-skills.co.uk e: enquiries@options-skills.co.uk

Skills Training Agency

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, CCLP1, HTRLP2, REFLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2, WATLP2

Other: CESP1, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, REGT1 35 Bury Mead Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 1RT Tel: 01462 457011 www.ngst.co.uk e: stahitchin@hotmail.com

Steve Willis

Training Centres

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1, DAH1, HWB1, CKHB1, DFDA1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, TPCP1, ICPN1, CORT1, BMP1, CCLNG1, COCCLNG1, CLE1

Catering: CCCN1, CODCO1, COMCAT 1,3,4,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1, CCLP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WATLP2, REFLP2, CABLP1, WAHLP1, EFJLP1

Unit F2, Sheddingdean Industrial Estate, Marchants Way, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 8QY Tel: 01444 870860 www.stevewillis.com e: info@stevewillis.com

TAF Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1

Commercial: CODNCO1, CIGA1, ICPN1

36-38 Collier Row Road, Romford, Essex, RM5 3PD Tel: 01708 607188 www.taftraining.com e: info@taftraining.com

Worcester Bosch

Commercial: CODNCO1, CIGA1, ICPN1, TPCP1A West Thurrock Training Academy, Units 6&7, Magnet Point Estate, Magnet Road, West Thurrock, RM20 4DR Tel: 0330 123 0166

www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/ professional/training e: training@uk.bosch.com

MIDLANDS

Advance 4 Training (Birmingham)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2

Unit 2, Falkland Close, Coventry, West Midlands, CV4 8AU Tel: 0208 570 5557 www.advance4training.com e: admin@advance4training.com

Birmingham Metropolitan College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1

James Watt Campus, Aldridge Road, Great Barr, Birmingham, B44 8NE Tel: 0121 325 2014 www.bmet.ac.uk/gas e: valdez.allen@bmet.ac.uk

Blueflame Associates

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1, REGT1

Commercial: COCN 1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, CGFE1, BMP1

Catering: CCCN1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4, CODC1, COCATA1, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1, LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CODNESP1, REGT2, CMET1, CMET2

Unit 8, High Carr Network Centre, Millennium Way, High Carr Business Park, Newcastle under

Lyme, ST5 7XE

Tel: 01782 576810

www.blueflameassociates.com e: training@blueflameassociates. com

Blue Flame Certification

Other: CESP1, MET1, MET4, REGT1

Murdoch Centre, Windsor Street, Aston, Birmingham, B7 4DN Tel: 0845 194 90 31 www.blueflamecertification.com e: enquiries@blueflamecertication. com

Central Midlands Assessment & Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE 1LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV Unit 10, Huntingdon Court, Huntingdon Way, Westminster Industrial Estate, Measham, Leicestershire, DE12 7NQ Tel: 01530 515535 www.cmat-ltd.co.uk e: enquiries@cmat-ltd.co.uk

Derby Training Centre, Ascot Drive, Derby, DE24 8GW

Tel: 0800 876 6708 www.developtraining.co.uk e: enquiries@developtraining.co.uk

Dudley College

Domestic: CCN1

Commercial: COCDN1, COCN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2, REFLP2

Construction Apprenticeship Training Centre, Waterfront Business Park, Brierley Hill, West Midlands, DY5 1LX Tel: 01384 363 710 www.dudleycol.ac.uk e: sally.conroy@dudleycol.ac.uk

EAS Mechanical

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1 LPG: CONGLP1, PD, RPH, B, LAV

69 St James Mill Road, Northampton, NN5 5JP Tel: 01604 583060 www.easmechanical.co.uk e: gas@easmech.co.uk

Elements Training and Assessment

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1, DAH1

and Nantwich Gas Training Centre

Crewe

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCDN1, COCN1, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, ICAE1 LS, COCNP1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CGFE1, BMP1 Catering: CCCN1, COMCAT 1,4,5, COCATA1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2, REFLP2, WATLP2, WAHLP1, LE1P1, CABLP1 Other: MET4, CODNESP1 28 Coppice Road, Willaston, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 6QA Tel: 01270 666581 www.cangastraining.co.uk e: admin@cangastraining.co.uk

Derby College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1 Other: CMA1 Gas Training and Assessment Centre, The Roundhouse, Roundhouse Road, Pride Park, Derby, DE24 8JE

Tel: 01332 334829 www.derby-college.ac.uk e: gascentre@derby-college.ac.uk

Develop Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1 plus appliances, MET1

Commercial: TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN1

Other: CMA1, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS, CESP1, MET4, REGT1, CMET1, CMET2, REGT2, DE01, PEB1, CODNESP1

Commercial: COCDN1

LPG: CONGLP1, B, PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CMA3

Unit 4, Timmis Road, Stambermill Industrial Estate, Timmin, Lye, Stourbridge, DY9 7BQ Tel: 01384 897 588 www.elementstrainingcentre.com e: bookings@ elementstrainingcentre.com

Energy Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, CPA1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, CDGA1, TPCP1, ICPN1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3, CMC1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B

Other: CODNESP1, CMA1, MET4, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS, CMA3

Unit 3, Whitemoor Court, Whitemoor Industrial Estate, Nottingham, NG8 5BY Tel: 01159 425566

www.energytrainingcentre.co.uk e: info@energytrainingcentre. co.uk

Evesham College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: TPCP1 LPG: CONGLP1, CCLP1 B, LAV, PD, RPH, EP, COLPNG1, HTRLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2 Other: EFJLP1

Evesham College, Davies Road, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 1LP Tel: 0330 135 7053 www.wcg.ac.uk e: info@wcg.ac.uk

First Choice Group Training

Domestic: CKR1

Commercial: CCCN1

Catering: COMCAT 1,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1, CONGLP1 Blakeney Way, Kingswood Lakeside, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS11 8LD Tel: 01543 460385 www.firstchoice-cs.co.uk e: acs@firstchoice-cs.co.uk

Gasgain

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, CPA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CCLP1, CONGLP1 PD, B, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2, LEIP1

Other: CESP1, CODNESP1, MET4

Unit 2, Century Buildings, Moor Lane, Mansfield, Notts, NG18 5SF

Tel: 01623 629200 www.gasgain.co.uk e: gasgain@btconnect.com

Gas Training Solutions

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1, LAU1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCNPI1 LS, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICAE1 LS

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COMCAT 1,3,4,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, EFJLP1, MET3 LS, MET4

Wetherby Road (Corner of Pontefract Street), Derby, DE24 8HL

Tel: 01332 242552 www.gtsderby.co.uk e: info@gtsderby.co.uk

Get Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1, LAV, PD, RPH 2 Drayton Street, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV2 2EA Tel: 0844 414 1330 www.gettraining.com e: enquiries@gettraining.com

Gloucester College

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT

Commercial: CODNCO1 Llanthony Road, Gloucester,

GL2 5JQ Tel: 01452 563364 www.gloscol.ac.uk e: mike.readstone@gloscol.ac.uk

Grove Assessment Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: BMP1, COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCNPI1 LS, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, COMCAT1,3 LPG: CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMA3 Unit 5, Reads Road, Fenton Industrial Estate, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, ST4 2RL Tel: 01782 848257 www.gasstoke.co.uk e: info@gasstoke.co.uk

Leicester College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH Freeman’s Park Campus, 145 Welford Road, Leicester, LE2 7LW Tel: 0116 224 2072 www.leicestercollege.ac.uk e: nhall@leicestercollege.ac.uk

Lincoln College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Monks Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN2 5HQ Tel: 01522 876347 www.lincolncollege.ac.uk e: sflatley@lincolncollege.ac.uk

Midlands Gas Assessments

Domestic: CCN1 plus appliances

Catering: CODC1, COMCAT 1,3 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRPL2

Unit 1, Mainstream 47 Industrial Estate, Mainstream Way, Nechells, Birmingham, B7 4SN Tel: 0121 333 3903 www.mgagas.co.uk e: mgabrum@tiscali.co.uk

Midlands Gas & Electrical Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1, RPH Unit 1, Shankar House, Fisher Street, Dudley Port, Tipton, DY4 8XE Tel: 0121 557 7009 www.mgetraining.co.uk e: enquiries@mgetraining.co.uk

NICEIC

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, LAU1, CENWAT, DAH1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCDN1, COCN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN1, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, BMP1, CODNCO1, ICPN1 LS, ICAE1 LS, COCNPI1 LS

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2, HTRLP3

Other: CESP1, CMA1, MET3 LS, MET4, CMET1, CMET2, REGT1, CODNESP1, CMIT1, CMA2 LS Whitting Valley Road, Old Whittington, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S43 2LS Tel: 0333 015 6627 www.niceic.com e: traininginfo@niceic.com

Nottingham College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Basford Hall, 664 Nuthall Road, Nottingham, NG8 6AQ Tel: 0115 838 0966 www.nottinghamcollege.ac.uk e: cristian.whitcombe@ nottinghamcollege.ac.uk

Options Skills

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CPA1, HTR1, MET1 Jubilee Centre, 130 Pershore Street, Birmingham, B5 6ND Tel: 0808 169 2804 www.options-skills.co.uk e: enquiries@options-skills.co.uk

Oxford Energy Academy

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, LAU1, HWB1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCN1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICAE1 LS, COCN1, CODNCO1, COCDN1, CORT1, CIGA1, CDGA1, BMP1, CCLNG1 Catering: CODC1, COCATA1, CCCN1, COMCAT 1,2,3, CMC1 LPG: CONGLP1, PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2, REFLP2, WATLP2, CABLP1, LEILP1, EFJLP1 Other: MET4, CMIT1, CMET1, CMA1, CMA3, CESP1, CONDESP1, REGT1 Avenue One, Station Lane, Witney, OX28 4XZ Tel: 01993 771155 www.oxford-energy-academy. co.uk

e: info@oea.training

Primary Assessments

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, EP, CABLP1, CCLP1 B, LAV, PD, RPH, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP2 Other: EFJLP1

51 Mansfield Road, Daybrook, Nottingham, NG5 6BB Tel: 0115 920 1144

www.primaryassessments.co.uk e: ptas44@aol.com

RAD Training (Midlands)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICAE1 LS

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMA3, MET3 LS, MET4

Unit 7, Willow Court, Sandwell Business Park, Crystal Drive, Smethwick, B66 1RD Tel: 0121 544 9142 www.radmidlands.co.uk r-price@btconnect.com

Shrewsbury College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1 London Road, Shrewsbury, SY2 6PR Tel: 01743 342333 www.shrewsbury.ac.uk e: stuartr@shrewsbury.ac.uk

Smart Gas Training & Assessment Centre

Domestic: call for details Unit 3 & 4, Runway Business Park, Moor Farm, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1HD Tel: 01335 300560 www.smartgastraining.co.uk e: info@smartgastraining.co.uk

South and City College Birmingham

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1, DAH1, LAU1

LPG: CONGLP1 Construction Centre, 300 Bordesley Green, Birmingham B9 5NA Tel: 0121 694 7023 www.sccb.ac.uk e: godfrey.labrosse@sccb.ac.uk and michael.hughes@sccb.ac.uk

South Staffordshire College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Rodbaston College, Penkridge, Staffs, ST19 5PH Tel: 07557 161016 www.southstaffs.ac.uk e: kevintildesley@southstaffs.ac.uk

Staffordshire Training Services Ltd

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

LPG: CONGLP1

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA3

Unit 6 Leons Way, Tollgate Industrial Estate, Stafford, ST16 3HS Tel: 01785 562146 www.staffstraining.co.uk e: enquiries@staffs-ts.co.uk

Sterling Assessment Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV Other: EFJLP1 17 Alexander Court, Earlstree Industrial Estate, Corby, NN17 4SW Tel: 01536 400802 www.sterling4gas.co.uk e: niki@sterling4gas.co.uk

Stoke on Trent College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: LAV, RPH, PD, B ACS Centre, Burslem Campus, Moorland Road, Burslem, Stoke on Trent, ST6 1JJ Tel: 01782 603197 www.stokecoll.ac.uk e: dashf1sc@stokecoll.ac.uk

SWAT Gas Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, MET1, LAU1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, CIGA1, ICAE1, CDGA1, CORT1, BMP1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CCLNG1, CLE1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, CCLP1, RPH, LAV, B, EP, EPC, HTRLP2, VESPL1, VESPLP2

Other: EFJLP1, CMDDA1 Unit 18, Dunlop Road, Hunt End Industrial Estate, Redditch, Worcs, B97 5XP

Tel: 01527 550121 www.swatgas.co.uk e: admin@swatgas.co.uk

TC Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKHB1, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, COCDN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCNGL1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, COLPNG1, EP, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, LEIP1, REFLP2,

VESLP1, VESLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP2

Other: CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1

Units 1, 5, 7 Tile Cross Trading Estate, Tile Cross Road, Marston Green, Birmingham, B33 0NW Tel: 0121 788 2165 www.tctraininglimited.co.uk e: chrism@tctraininglimited.co.uk

Teach A Trade

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Other: MET3 LS, REGT1, CMA2, CMET3

Unit F6, Halesfield 23, Telford, Shropshire, TF7 4NY Tel: 01952 987686 www.teachatrade.co.uk e: info@teachatrade.co.uk

Walsall Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, TPCP1

Catering: COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Unit C, Fenchurch Close, Birchills House Industrial Estate, Walsall, WS2 8LJ Tel: 01922 612121 www.walsalltraining.com e: enquiries@walsalltraining.com and walsalltraining@btconnect. com

West Nottinghamshire College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1

Unit 1, Station Park, Julias Way, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Notts, NG17 7RB Tel: 01623 627191 ext 8518/8509 www.wnc.ac.uk e: mark.elkins@wnc.ac.uk or nigel.pearson@wnc.ac.uk

West Midlands Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, HTR1, CKR1, CENWAT, MET1

Unit 8 Great Barr Business Park, Baltimore Road, Birmingham, B42 1DY Tel: 0121 356 2737 www.wmgastraining.co.uk e: d.dwyer@wmgastraining.co.uk

Worcester Bosch

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

Commercial: CODNCO1, CIGA1, ICPN1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Cotswold Way, Warndon, Worcester, WR4 9SW

Tel: 0330 123 0166 www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/

professional/training e: training@uk.bosch.com

Xtra Skills

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, COCCLNG1, CDGA1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CLE1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A, MET4

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CMC1, CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2, WATLP2

Other: MET4, REGT1, CESP1, CMA1, CODNESP1 6 Napier Street, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 5PR Tel: 02476 555944 www.xtraskills.com e: info@xtraskills.com and sharon@xtraskills.com

NORTH EAST

BGR Energy

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1 Commercial: COCDN1 Unit 4, Hay Street, Sunderland, SR5 1BG Tel: 07910 498696 www.bgrenergy.co.uk e: bgrenergy@btinternet.com

BTC

Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1 Brookhouse Mill, Balme Road, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 4EW Tel: 0333 2200705 www.brookhousetraining.com e: enquiry@brookhousetraining. com

Calderdale Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, MET1

LPG: PD, RPH, HTRLP2 Other: CMA1, REGT1, PEB1 Basement, Waterloo House Two, West Parade, Halifax, Yorkshire, HX1 2TE Tel: 07970 109440 www.calderdalegastraining.co.uk e: train@calderdalegastraining. co.uk

Crownship

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, DAH1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1, ICPN1, CIGA1, TPCP1, TPCP1A LPG: CONGLP1 RPH, LAV, B, PD, HTRLP2, EFJLP1, REFLP2 Unit 13, Temple Street Unit Factory Estate, Station Drive, Beverley Road, Hull, HU5 1AD; and Charlton House Mews, Bridge Street, Brigg, DN20 8NQ Tel: 01652 658151

www.crownship.com e: enquiries@crownship.com

Develop Training Centre

Commercial: TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN, CODNESP1

Other: CMA1, CESP1, CMA2LS, MET1, MET4, MET3LS, REGT1, REGT2, CMET1, CMET2

York Training Centre, Burn Hall Hotel, Huby, York, YO61 1JB Tel: 0800 876 6708

www.developtraining.co.uk e: enquiries@developtraining. co.uk

Doncaster Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTR2 Other: CMA1 Unit 6, 14-20 Gunhills Lane, Armthorpe, Doncaster, DN3 3EB Tel: 01302 831900

www.doncastergastraining.co.uk e: chris@doncastergastraining. co.uk

ECS Gas Training

North East

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Other: CMA1

Unit 2, Norland House Business Centre, Hackworth Industrial Park, Shildon, DL4 1HE Tel: 01388 205 205 www.gastrainingdarlington.co.uk e: ecsgastrainingnortheast@gmail. com

ECS Gas Training

(Barnsley)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Other: CESP1, CMA1, CODNESP1, MET4

10 Market Street, Hoyland, Barnsley, S74 9QR Tel: 01226 741800 www.ecsgastrainingltd.com e: info@ecsgastrainingltd.com

ECS Gas Training (Bradford)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1, CMDDA1 778 Manchester Road, Bradford, BD5 7QP Tel: 01274 732659

www.gastrainingbradford.co.uk e: ecsbradford@gmail.com

ERR Featherstone

Details correct in 2021

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Boothroyds Way, Featherstone, Pontefract, WF7 6EN Tel: 0844 583 5728

www.errltd.co.uk/training-centres/ featherstone e: info@errltd.co.uk

Flixtac

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: CODNC1, CORT1, CDGA1, CIGA1, ICPN1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CESP1

Second Avenue, Flixborough Industrial Estate, Scunthorpe, DN15 8SD

Tel: 01724 849689 www.flixtac.co.uk e: office@flixtac.co.uk

Gas Training UK

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CODNESP1, MET4, REGT1 Unit 10, Longacre Close, Holbrook, Sheffield, S20 3FR Tel: 01143 279698 www.gastraininguk.com e: info@gastraininguk.com

Gaswise (Training & Assessment)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1 Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CIGA1, CDGA1, CORT1, COCDN1, ICAE1 LS, COCNPI 1LS

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3, CMC1 LPG: CCLP1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2

Other: MET4 Utilities House, Outgang Lane, Osbaldwick, York, YO19 5UP Tel: 01904 410777 www.gaswiseyork.co.uk e: info@gaswiseyork.co.uk

Gateshead Assessment Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, LAU1, HTR1, MET1

Unit D, 320 Mayoral Way, Team Valley Trading Estate, Gateshead, NE11 0RT Tel: 0191 4224848 www.gastrainingnow.com e: gheadassessment@tiscali. co.uk

Hartlepool College of Further Education

Domestic: CCN1

Stockton Street, Hartlepool, Cleveland, TS24 7NT Tel: 01429 404037 www.hartlepoolfe.ac.uk e: carol.bibby@hartlepoolfe.ac.uk

Hull Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1

Commercial: CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, ICPN1, TPCP1A, TPCP1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Unit 25, Unit Factory Estate, Wyndham Street, Argyle Street, Hull, HU3 1HD Tel: 01482 222585 www.hullgastraining.co.uk e: info@hullgastraining.co.uk

ICD Energy Training Academy

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B Other: CMET1, CMET2, CMA1, CESP1, CODNESP1, CMA2 LS, MET4, REGT1, MET3 LS

The Moorland Centre, Moorland Avenue, Barnsley, S70 6PH Tel: 01226 240286 www.icdtraining.co.uk e: angela.k@icd-energy.com or training@icd-energy.com

Ignite Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, CPA1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, COCNPI1 LS, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2

West Chirton North Industrial Estate, 5 Elm Rd, Larch Court, North Shields, Tyne and Wear, NE29 8SG Tel: 0191 258 0674 www.ignitegastraining.co.uk e: info@ignitegastraining.co.uk

Junction 31

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1, LPG: CONGLP1, PD, RPH, B, HTRLP2

Unit A10, Whitwood Enterprise Park, Whitwood, Castleford, West Yorkshire, WF10 5PX Tel: 01977 513578 www.junction31gas.com e: junction31gas@gmail.com

Leeds College of Building

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1 Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

South Bank 1 Campus, Cudbear Street (Off Crown Point Road), Leeds, LS10 1EF Tel: 0113 222 6006 www.lcb.ac.uk e: acs@lcb.ac.uk

Lomax Training Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CABLP1, HTRPL2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WATLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1, REGT2

Old Gas Depot, Howdon Lane, Wallsend, NE28 0BD; and Sunderland ACS Centre, Units 7D-7G, Southwick Industrial Estate, North Hylton Road, Sunderland, SR5 3TX; and Moor Lane Trading Estate, Sherburn in Elmet, Leeds, LS25 6ES

Tel: 0191 2623040 www.lomaxtraining.co.uk e: johnrosenbrier@lomaxtraining. co.uk

Middlesbrough

NGST (Natural Gas Services Training)

Details correct in 2021

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1, PD, RPH, LAV, B, CABLP1, CCLP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1

Leeds, Scarborough, Hull, Newcastle Tel: 01132 468080 www.ngst.co.uk e: info@ngst.co.uk

Northern Gas Assessment Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, HWB1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, COLPNG1, CABLP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WATLP2, WATLP1

Other: CMA1, CESP1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1, REGT2

College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1 Other: CMA1, MET2, REGT1 Dock Street, Middlesbrough, TS2 1AD Tel: 01642 333333 www.mbro.ac.uk e: courseinfo@mbro.ac.uk

NETA Training Group

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, DAH1, MET1, LAU1, LEI1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, ICPN1, BMP1, CDGA1, ICAE1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPA1 LS

Catering: CCCN1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2 Pennine Avenue, North Tees Industrial Estate, Stockton-on-Tees, TS18 2RJ Tel: 01642 616936 www.neta.co.uk e: enquiries@neta.co.uk

Unit 3B, Denaby Lane Industrial Estate, Coalpit Road, Doncaster, DN12 4LH

Tel: 07702233533 www.ngas.co.uk e: ngastraining@btconnect.com

Sheffield Building Services Training (SBST)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Unit 9, Riverside Court, Don Road, Sheffield, S9 2TJ Tel: 01142 439105 www.sbst.org.uk e: sbst@btconnect.com

T Gas Northern

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CKHB1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1

LPG: CCLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, COLPNG1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WATLP2

Other: MET3 LS

Unit C, Johnson Way, Thirsk Industrial Park, Thirsk, YO7 3TE Tel: 01845 526570 www.t-gas.co.uk e: info@t-gas.co.uk

Universal Skills Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Other: CMA1, REGT1 Units 41-43, Monckton Road Industrial Estate, Denby Dale Road, Wakefield, WF2 7AL Tel: 0333 323 2723 www.universalskillsgroup.co.uk e: l.young@universalskillsgroup. co.uk

Viva Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Unit 1 Netherton Mill, Holdsworth Road, Holmfield, Halifax, HX3 6SN Tel: 0800 6123177 www.vivatrainingacademy.co.uk e: hello@vivatraining.co.uk

NORTHERN IRELAND

Complete Construction Training Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, DFDA1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CGFE1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCNPI1 LS, CODC1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: COCATA1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5, CCCN1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, CMC, LAV, CCLP1, CABLP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP2

Other: CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1 Unit 4-6 Tamar Commercial Centre, 25 Tamar Street, Belfast, BT4 1HR Tel: 028 9073 9418 www.cctrainingservices.com e: info@cctrainingservices.com and philip@cctrainingservices.com

SGAS Northern Ireland

Domestic: CCN1, COCDN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1, LEI1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, COCNPI1LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, ICAE1, ICPN1 LS, CGFE1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,4,5, CMC1

LPG: CCLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, EP, EPC, CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, VESLP1, VESLP2, EFJLP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WAHLP1, REFLP1, WATLP2

Other: CMA1, MET1, MET4, CMET1, CMET2, REGT1, REGT2, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS, CMA3, CODNESP1, CESP1

Calor Gas Complex, Airport Road West, Sydenham, Belfast, BT3 9EE Tel: 028 9073 8547 www.sgasni.co.uk e: sgasbelfast@aol.com

South Eastern Regional College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

Commercial: CODNCO1 LPG: CONGLP1 PD

SERC Professional Skills Centre, Victoria Avenue, Newtownards, Co Down, BT23 7EH Tel: 0345 600 7555 www.serc.ac.uk

e: info@serc.ac.uk

NORTH WEST

Blackburn College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1, LEI1

Commercial: BMP1, COCN1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CMC1, CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WATLP2

Other: MET4, CESP1, CMA1, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1

Saturn Centre, Challenge Way, Greenbank Technology Park, Blackburn, BB1 5QB Tel: 01254 292477 www.blackburn.ac.uk

e: gas-group@blackburn.ac.uk

Blue Flame Certification

Domestic: MET1

Commercial: ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Other: CESP1, MET4, CMET1, CMET2, REGT1

Skills Development Centre, Mersey Road North, Hollinwood, Failsworth, Manchester, M35 9FF Tel: 0845 194 90 31 www.blueflamecertification.com e: enquiries@blueflamecertication. com

Brocks Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, MET1, DAH1

Commercial: COCDN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Unit 7-10, The Links Business, Park Carr Lane, Hoylake, Wirral, CH47 4AZ Tel: 0151 632 1122 www.brockstrainingcentre.co.uk e: info@brockstrainingcentre. co.uk

BTAS (UK)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, CIGA1, CDGA1, CORT1, TPCP1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5, COCATA1, CMC1

LPG: CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, CONGLP1 PD, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WALP2

Other: CESP1, CODNESP1, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS, CMA1, MET4, REGT1, PEB1

41 Drumhead Road, Chorley, North Industrial Park, Chorley, PR6 7BX

Tel: 01257 231000 www.gas-training.co.uk e: jake@gas-training.co.uk

Burnley

College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1 Princess Way, Burnley, BB12 0AN Tel: 01282 733 373 www.burnley.ac.uk e: n.hodgson@burnley.ac.uk

Carlisle

College

Domestic: CCN1

Victoria Place, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA1 1HS Tel: 01228 822 700 www.carlisle.ac.uk e: info@carlisle.ac.uk

City of Liverpool College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, MET1, DAH1 Commercial: COCDN1 Institute of Technology AM2/ACS Centre, 139 Vauxhall Road, Liverpool, L3 6BN Tel: 0151 252 4887 www.liv-coll.ac.uk e: acsenquiries@liv-coll.ac.uk or brian.friend@liv-coll.ac.uk

East Cheshire Training and Assessment

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA3, CODNESP1, MET4, CMA3, REGT1

Unit 10, Newby Road Industrial Estate, Hazel Grove, Stockport, Cheshire SK7 5DA

Tel: 0161 480 5656 www.ectatraining.co.uk e: hello@ectatraining.co.uk

Flexigas Training and Assessment Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1, PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1 PD, HTRLP2

Warmco Industry Park, West Gate, Manchester Road, Mossley, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs, 0L5 9AY

Tel: 01457 835222 www.flexigas.co.uk e: info@flexigas.co.uk

The Gas Rooms

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: COCDN1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2

Clawthorpe Hall Business Centre, Burton-in-Kendal, Cumbria, LA6 1NU

Tel: 01524 740760 www.thegasrooms.co.uk e: info@thegasrooms.co.uk

Hybrid Technical Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1, CMDDA1

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5 Unit 3, Box works, Heysham Road, Aintree, Liverpool, L30 6UR Tel: 0151 524 2951

www.hybridtec.co.uk e: info@hybridtec.co.uk

Icon Training and Assessment

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, DAH1, MET1, CKHB1, LAU1

Commercial: COCDN1, COCN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, ICPN1, ICPN1LS, ICAE1LS, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, BMP1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CODC1, CCCN1, COMCAT 1,4, COCATA1

LPG: CONGLP1, PD, CCLP1, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, MET4, CMET1, CMET2, REGT1, REGT 2, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS, CESP1, CODNESP1, EFJLP Unit C4, Waterfold Park, Bury, BL9 7BR Tel: 0161 763 5052

www.icontraining.co.uk e: icontraining@btconnect.com

Ignite Gas Training

Details correct in 2021

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, MET1, CMDDA1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, COCNPI1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,5 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, REGT1 5 Larch Court, Elm Road, West Chirton North Industrial Estate, North Shields, Tyne and Wear, NE29 8SG Tel: 0191 258 0674 www.ignitegastraining.co.uk e: info@ignitegastraining.co.uk

Lancaster & Morecambe College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1, RPH, LAV, PD LMC Business, Morecambe Road, Lancaster, LA1 2TY Tel: 01524 521213 www.lmc.ac.uk/facilities/ lmc-gas-centre e: lmcgascentre@lmc.ac.uk

M65 Gas

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, LAU1, HTR1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CORT1, CDGA1, CGFE1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CCLNG1, COCCLNG1, CLE1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5, CMC1

LPG: CCLP1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, WATLP1, WATLP2, HTRLP1, DAHLP1, LAULP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2

Other: CMA1, CESP1, CODNESP1, MET4, CMET1, CMET2

The Workshop, Norfolk Street, Colne, BB8 9JN

Tel: 01282 870 111 www.m65gas.com e: info@m65gas.com

North West Training Council

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, CDGA1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

PFL Building, South Road, Speke, Liverpool, L24 9PZ Tel: 0151 288 2135 www.nwtc.co.uk e: carol.hind@nwtc.co.uk

North West Gas Training & Assessment

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1 LPG: CCLP1, PD, RPH, LAV, B, CONGLP1, PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2 Power House, Yorkshire St, Rochdale, OL12 0DS Tel: 01706 653671 www.nwgastraining.co.uk e: training@nwgastraining.co.uk

Options Skills Manchester

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

68 Grosvenor St, Manchester, M1 7EW Tel: 0808 169 2084 www.options-skills.co.uk e: enquiries@options-skills.co.uk

SGAS

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKHB1, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, DFDA1, HTR1, HWB1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CGFE1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, COLPNG1, CCP1, COCNPI 1LS, ICPN1 LS, ICEA1 LS, CCLNG1, CLE1

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, CCLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, MC, EP, EPC, CABLP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WATLP2, REFLP1, WAHLP1, VESLP1, VESLP2, CGLP1

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMA3, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, MET3 LS, PEB1, REGT1, REGT2 Unit 8, Broughton Way (Off Thompson Road), Whitehills, Business Park, Blackpool,Lancashire, FY4 5QN Tel: 01253 697078 www.sgas.co.uk e: info@sgas.co.uk

TomKat Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CCLP1, CONGLP1 LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2 Office 3-8, Goodhope House,Cross Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL6 7SB Tel: 0161 343 7504 www.tom-kat.co.uk e: info@tom-kat.co.uk

Trafford College Group

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,4,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1

Other: EFJLP1 Trafford College Campus, Talbot Road, Stretford, Manchester, M32 0XH Tel: 0161 886 7106 www.trafford.ac.uk e: beverly.mcloughlin@tcg.ac.uk

Utilita

Field Services

Domestic: CCN1, CMA3, MET1 Other: REGT1

Unit 14 Leacroft Road, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 6PJ Tel: 01925 933450

e: dangreenwood@utilita.co.uk

Wigan & Leigh College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Pagefield Building, Walkden Avenue, Wigan, WN1 2JH Tel: 01942 761856 www.wigan-leigh.ac.uk/ adult-courses/gas-centre e: s.cunliffe@wigan-leigh.ac.uk

Wirral Metropolitan College

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, MET1

Wirral Waters Campus, Tower Road, Birkenhead, CH41 1AA Tel: 0151 551 7777 www.wmc.ac.uk e: patrick.okeefe@wmc.ac.uk

SCOTLAND

1st Class Gas (Aberdeen)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3, CMC1 LPG: CONGLP1 B, PD, RPH, HTRLP2

Other: CESP1, EFJLP1, MET4

The Gas Skills Centre, Denmore Place, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen AB23 8JS

Tel: 01224 708050 www.1stclassgas.com e: colin@1stclassgas.com

1st Class Gas (Glenrothes)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Unit 1A, Woodgate Way North, Glenrothes, Fife, KY7 4PE Tel: 01592 775902

www.1stclassgas.com e: fiona@1stclassgas.com

Aberdeen Training Centre (ATC)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR, LAU1, MET1

LPG: CCLP1, LAV, PD, RPH, CONGLP1 LAV, PD, RPH, HTRLP2

Crombie House, 72-90 Crombie Road, Aberdeen, AB11 9QP Tel: 01224 871901 www.atc.energy e: hello@atc.energy

Ayrshire College

Call or email for details

Dam Park, Ayr, KA8 0EU

Direct Tel: 01292 293 451 Main Tel: 0300 303 0303 Ext 7451 www.ayrshire.ac.uk e: gastraining@ayrshire.ac.uk

Borders College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Scottish Borders Campus, Nether Road, Galashiels, TD1 3HE Tel: 01896 662630 www.borderscollege.ac.uk e: jrafferty@borderscollege.ac.uk

City of Glasgow College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

LPG: CCLP1 PD, LAV, HTRLP2 190 Cathedral Street, Glasgow, G4 0RF

Tel: 0141 375 5555 www.cityofglasgowcollege.ac.uk e: alison.merrick@ cityofglasgowcollege.ac.uk

Contract Heating

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCDN1, CORT1, CODNCO1, ICPN1, TCPC1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2

Other: CMA1, CESP1

2B Bankhead Crossway South, Edinburgh, EH11 4EX Tel: 0131 458 3377

www.contractheating.co.uk e: info@contractheating.co.uk

Dundee and Angus College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT1, CKR1, HTR1

LPG: CONGLP1

Kingsway Campus, Old Glamis Road, Dundee, DD3 8LE Tel: 0300 123 1010 www.dundeeandangus.ac.uk e: heretohelp@dundeeandangus. ac.uk

Dumfries and Galloway College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Bankend Road, Dumfries, DG1 4GB

Tel: 01387 734198 www.dumgal.ac.uk e: shortcourses@dumgal.ac.uk

Energy Technical Academy

Call for details

Unit 3, Block 3 Kirkintilloch Industrial Estate, Milton Road, Glasgow, G66 1SY Tel: 0141 258 3951 www.energytechnicalacademy. co.uk e: info@energytechnicalacademy. co.uk

Fife College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, CDGA1, ICPN1, TPCP1A, TPCP1, ICPN1 LS, BMP1, CCLNG1, CLE1, COCCLNG1

Catering: CCCN1, COMCAT 1,3,4,5, CODC1, COCATA1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Other: CMA1, MET4, REGT1, CMET1, CMET2, CESP1, CODNESP1

Halbeath Campus, Pittsburgh Road, Dunfermline, KY11 8DY

Tel: 0344 248 0128 www.business.fife.ac.uk e: info@fife.ac.uk or gas@fife. ac.uk

Gas Certification Company

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET2, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1

Unit 37, Block 5, Third Road, Blantyre Industrial Estate, Blantyre, G72 0UP

Tel: 01698 828222 www.gascert.co.uk e: enquiries@gascert.co.uk

GET Gas Educational Training (Glasgow)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CMDDA1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: CDGA1, CIGA1, COCN1, CODNCO1, COCNP1 LS, CORT1, ICPN, TPCP1, TPCP1A

2 Queenslie Court, Summerlee St, Queenslie Industrial Estate, Glasgow G33 4DB

Tel: 0141 648 8950 www.getgastraining.co.uk e: info@getgastraining.co.uk

Glasgow & Kelvin College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

123 Flemington Street, Springburn, Glasgow, G21 4TD Tel: 0141 630 5020 www.glasgowkelvin.ac.uk e: training@glasgowkelvin.ac.uk

Glasgow Clyde College

Domestic: CENWAT, CKR1, MET1, HTR1, DAH1

Commercial: CODNCO1, CORT1, CIGA1, CDGA1, ICPN1, TPCP1A, TPCP1

LPG: COLPNG1 690 Mosspark Drive, Cardonald,Glasgow, G52 3AY Tel: 0141 272 3362 www.glasgowclyde.ac.uk e: commercialcourse@ glasgowclyde.ac.uk

Inverness College

Call or email for details

Inverness College UHI, 1 Inverness Campus, Inverness, IV2 5NA Tel: 01463 273 000 www.inverness.uhi.ac.uk e: business.ic@uhi.ac.uk

JSS Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2 Other: CMA1 Unit 3, Borrowmeadow Road, Stirling, FK7 7UW Tel: 03301 133612 www.jsstraining.co.uk e: info@jsstraining.co.uk

KER Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CODNCO1, CGFE1, CORT1, TPCP1, CIGA1, TPCP1A, ICPN1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WATLP2 Other: REGT1, PEB1

Unit 3B, M8 Interlink Estate, Kirkshaws Road, Coatbridge, ML5 4RP Tel: 01236 707 296 www.kertraining.com e: info@kertraining.com

Nationwide Training Services

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKHB1, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, DFDA1, HTR1, HWB1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CABLP1, CCLP1 PD, RPH, B, EP, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP1, VESLP1, VESLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP1, WATLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, CMIT1, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, MET3 LS, REGT1, REGT2

12 Dunlop Square, Deans Industrial Estate, Livingston, West Lothian, EH54 8SB Tel: 01506 418798 www.nationwidetrainingservices. co.uk e: info@ nationwidetrainingservices.co.uk

Perth College UHI

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1 Crieff Rd, Perth, PH1 2NX Tel: 01738 877851 www.perth.uhi.ac.uk e: lorna.matheson.perth@uhi. ac.uk

Skills Training Group

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1, DAH1 Commercial: CODNCO1, COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5 LPG: CONGLP1 LAV, RPH, PD, B Other: CESP1, CMA1, MET4 Units 1-3, 5 Murray Street, Paisley, Renfrewshire, PA3 1QG; and Block 19, Units 1-3, Ridge Way, Dalgety Bay, Fife, KY11 9JN Tel: 01418 894516 www.skillstg.co.uk e: info@skillstg.co.uk

Somtek

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, CPA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODC1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1A, TPCP1

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WATLP2, REFLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMA3, CMET1, CMET2, CMIT1, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET4, MET3 LS, PEB1, REGT1

Unit 4B, Pickering Works, 1 Netherton Road, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, ML2 0EQ Tel: 01698 359657 www.somtek.co.uk e: info@somtek.co.uk

South Lanarkshire College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

College Way, East Kilbride, G75 0NE

Tel: 01355 807780 www.slc.ac.uk e: james.jamieson@slc.ac.uk

Tullos Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCDN1 Craigshaw Drive, West Tullos, Aberdeen, AB12 3AL Tel: 01224 872316 www.tullostraining.co.uk e: j.booth@tullostraining.co.uk

West College Scotland

Details correct in 2021

Paisley – Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Greenock – Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1

LPG: CONGLP1 RD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, WATLP2

Clydebank – Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, MET1

Paisley Campus, Renfrew Road, PA3 4DR;

Greenock Campus, Finnart Street, Greenock, PA16 8HF;

Clydebank Campus, Clydebank, Glasgow G81 1BF Tel: 0141 581 2154

www.westcollegescotland.ac.uk e: david.walker@wcs.ac.uk

SOUTH & SOUTH WEST

Access Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CRK1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH St Brandon’s House, 29 Great George Street, Bristol, BS1 5QT Tel: 0800 345 7492

www.accesstraininguk.co.uk e: info@accesstraininguk.co.uk

Bournemouth and Poole College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2

North Road, Poole, Dorset, BH14 0LS

Tel: 01202 205712 www.thecollege.co.uk e: gascentre@bpc.ac.uk

Bristol Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 Unit 7 Whitby Road, St Phillips, Bristol, BS4 3QF Tel: 0117 287 2861 www.bristolgastraining.com e: enquiries@bristolgastraining. com

Chichester College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

Avenue De Chartes, Westgate Fields, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1SB Tel: 01243 786321 Ext 2098 www.chichester.ac.uk e: train@ccgtraining.ac.uk

City College Plymouth

Details correct in 2021

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: CDGA1, CIGA1, COCN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1, ICPN1, TPCPA1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WATLP2

Kings Road, Devonport, Plymouth, PL1 5QG

Tel: 01752 305300 www.cityplym.ac.uk e: info@cityplym.ac.uk

Cornwall College Camborne

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1, DAH1, LAU1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2, B

Other: CMDDA1

Trevenson Road, Pool, Redruth, Cornwall, TR15 3RD Tel: 0330 123 2523 www.cornwall.ac.uk e: angie.riddle@cornwall.ac.uk and john.mabbett@cornwall.ac.uk

Eastleigh College

Details correct in 2021

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1, HTRLP2, REFLP2, WATLP2

Gas Assessment Centre, Chestnut Avenue, Eastleigh, Southampton, SO50 5FS Tel: 023 8091 1058 www.eastleigh.ac.uk/locations/ gas-assessment-centre e: amoth@eastleigh.ac.uk

Energy Development Services (EDS)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, DFDA1, HTR1, LEI1, HWB1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS,

CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: COLPNG1, CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1, REGT2

ClaireLine House, Templars Way Industrial Estate, Marlborough Road, Royal Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, SN4 7SR Tel: 01793 840055 www.energydevelopmentservice. com

e: john@ energydevelopmentservice.com

Focus Training Group –

Bristol

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, CMC1

Other: CMA3, MET3 LS Woodlands Lane, Bradley Stoke, Bristol, BS32 4EU Tel: 01454 614203 www.thefocustraininggroup.com e: gas.enquiries@tftg.org

Focus Training Group –

Newton Abbot

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, DAH1, HTR, LAU1, MET1, CENWAT

Commercial: COCDN1, COCNPI 1LS, COCN1, CCCN1, CCLNG1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A, CDGA, CIGA1, CLE1, CORT1, COCCLNG1

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: COLPGN1, CONGLP1, PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP3, REFLP2, WATLP2 Other: CMA2 LS, MET3 LS

Unit 4 Amey House, Cavalier Road, Heathfield, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 6TQ Tel: 01626 832374 www.thefocustraininggroup.com e: gas.enquiries@tftg.org

Focus Training Group –Plymouth

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, MET1, CENWAT LPG: COLPNG1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH Other: CMA3, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS

63-69 St Modwen Rd, Plymouth, Devon, PL6 8LH Tel: 01752 348980

www.thefocustraininggroup.com e: gas.enquiries@tftg.org

Focus Training Group –Redruth

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1, CENWAT

Commercial: CODNCO1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CODC1, CMC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP 1, PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CMA3, CMA2 LS, MET3 LS

Unit 6, The Wilson Building, Wilson Way, Pool, Redruth, Cornwall, TR15 3RT Tel: 01209 311001

www.thefocustraininggroup.com e: gas.enquiries@tftg.org

Gas and Electrical Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1 Trafalgar House, 223 Southampton Road, Porchester, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO6 4PY Tel: 0800 044 5850 www.gandetraining.co.uk e: tom@gandetraining.co.uk

Gas Flare

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, DAH1, LAU1, MET1, LEI1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3 LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, CABLP1

Other: CMET1, CMET2 3 Foundry Ln, Speedwell, Bristol BS5 7XH Tel: 0117 9655656 www.gasflare.co.uk e: training@gasflare.co.uk

Hampshire Training & Assessments

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, DAH1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, COCDN1, CORT1, CIGA1, ICPN1, CDGA1, TPCP1A, TPCP1, COCNP1 LS, ICPN1 LS, ICAE1 LS, CCLNG1, COCCLNG1, CLE1

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, CCLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, B, COLPNG1, HTRLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2

Other: EFJLP1, CMET1, CMET2, MET4, CESP1, REGT1 Unit 2, Solent Building, Southmoor Lane, Havant, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO9 1JW Tel: 02393 071852 www.htaa.co.uk e: enquiries@htaa.co.uk

Isle of Wight College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Energy Technology Centre, Medina Way, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 5TA Tel: 01983 550734 www.iwcollege.ac.uk e: craig.goldsmith@iwcollege.ac.uk

Kiwa Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, ICAE1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV Kiwa House, Malvern View Business Park, Bishop’s Cleeve, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52 7DQ Tel: 01242 662121 www.kiwa.com/gb/en e: uk.training@kiwa.com or jenna.warrender@kiwa.com

Moor Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: Call for details Other: CMA1

Barowe House, Beardown Road, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 1UA Tel: 01837 659357 www.moortraining.co.uk e: info@moortraining.co.uk

PGL Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1 Clyst Works, Clyst Road, Topsham, Exeter, EX3 0DB Tel: 01392 437373 www.pgltraining.com e: enquiries@pgltraining.com

Plymouth Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, DAH1, LAU1, MET1, CMDDA1

LPG: CCCLP1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2

Other: CMA3

First Floor, 131 Victoria Road, Plymouth, PL5 1RZ Tel: 07889 072049 e: philatplymouthgastraining@ gmail.com

SERT

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, MET1, CMDDA1 Other: CMA1, CMA3, CODNESP1, CESP1, MET4, REGT1, PEB1

3500 Parkway, Whiteley, Fareham, Hampshire, PO15 7AL Tel: 07585 250942 www.sert.work e: training@sertwork.com

South Devon College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1

LPG: CONGLP1, CCLP1 LAV, RPH, HTRLP2

Vantage Point, Long Road, Paignton, Devon, TQ4 7EJ Tel: 01803 540561 www.southdevon.ac.uk e: katiehughes@southdevon. ac.uk

South West Assessment and Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKHB1, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, HWB1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, CODC1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICEA1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A, BMP1

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5

LPG: CCLP1, CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, EP, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, VESPLP1, VESLP2, WATLP2

Other: EFJLP1, MET4, REGT1, REGT2

1 Quimperle Road, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 3US Tel: 01579 348544 www.swaat.co.uk e: info@swaat.co.uk

South West Peninsular Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, DFDA1, HTR1, HWB1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CGFE1, CIGA1, CODC1, COCCLNG1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TCPC1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5 LPG: CONGLP1, PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1 RPH, B, LAV, COLPNG1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, VESLP1, VESLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET3, MET4, REGT1 Westover Trading Estate, Langport, Somerset, TA10 9RB Tel: 01458 253493 www.swptraining.co.uk e: info@swptraining.co.uk

Steve Willis Training Centres

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKHB1, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, DFDA1, HTR1, HWB1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, BMP1, CCLNG1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,4,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1, HTRLP2, HTRLP3, REFLP2, WAHLP1, WATLP2

Other: EFJLP1

Unit 7, Murrills Estate, East Street, Portchester, Hampshire, PO16 9RD Tel: 023 92190190 www.stevewillis.com e: info@stevewillis.com

Technical Gas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT1, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, LEI1, MET1

Commercial: CDGA1, CIGA1, COCDN1, CODNCO1, COCN1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, COCATA1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,3,5

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, CCLP1, HTRLP2, REFLP2 Other: EFJLP1 31 Telford Road, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Ferndown, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 7RX Tel: 01202 891123

www.techgastraining.com e: info@techgastraining.com

Tungsten Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Unit 4 Tungsten Building, George Street, Southwick, West Sussex, BN41 1RA Tel: 01273 934278

www.tungsten-training-centre. co.uk e: admin@ttcsussex.co.uk

WLT Trades Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, HWB1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CDGA1, CORT1, BMP1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B Other: MET4, CODNESP

Lodden Business Centre, Roentgen Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG24 8NG Tel: 01252 400370 www.wlt-group.com e: info@wlt-group.com

Weston Gas Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, HTRLP2

Unit 4, Bridgwater Court, Oldmixon Crescent, Weston-super-Mare, BS24 9AY Tel: 01934 628444 www.westongastraining.co.uk e: info@westongascentre.co.uk

WALES

ACS Gas Training & Assessment Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: CODNCO1, COCN1, CIGA1, CORT1, TPCP1, TPCP1A, ICPNI

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2

Unit 6 Oxwich Court, Llansmalet, Swansea, SA6 8RA Tel: 07967514980 www.acs.ituk.co.uk e: acsgasinfo@gmail.com

Access Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CRK1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH Unit 6, Llandough Industrial Estate, Penarth Road, Cardiff, CF11 8RR

Tel: 0800 345 7492 www.accesstraininguk.co.uk e: info@accesstraininguk.co.uk

Aquagas Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1

Commercial: CCLNG1, CLE1, COCCLNG1, COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, COCDN1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CODC1, COCATA1, COMCAT 1,3,5, CMC1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, B, LAV, HTRLP2

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMET1, CMET2, CODNESP1, EFJLP1, MET2, MET4, REGT1 Unit 7, Bedwas Business Centre, Bedwas, Caerphilly, Mid Glam, CF83 8DU Tel: 01495 722123 www.aquagastraining.com e: office@aquagastraining.com or aquagastraining@btconnect.com

Bridgend College/Coleg Penybont

Domestic: CCN1 plus appliances Pencoed, Bridgend, CF35 5LG Tel: 01656 302 302 Ext 703 www1.bridgend.ac.uk e: ptandcommercial@bridgend. ac.uk

Coleg Llandrillo

Domestic: CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, DAH1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2, CCLP1 Llandudno Road, Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy, LL28 4HZ Tel: 01492 546666 ext 1550 www.gllm.ac.uk e: davies1k@gllm.ac.uk

Coleg Menai

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1, CMDDA1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Centre for Infrastructure, Skills & Technology, Grwp

Llandrillo Menai, Penmynydd Road, Llangefni, Anglesey LL77 7HY

Tel: 01248 383348 ext 2329 www.gllm.ac.uk e: ha.jones@gllm.ac.uk, murray1l@gllm.ac.uk, cist@gllm. ac.uk

The Energy Centre, Ystrad Mynach

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

The College Ystrad Mynach, Twyn Road, Ystrad Mynach, CF82 7XR

Tel: 01443 663128 and 01443 810016 www.cymoedd.ac.uk e: bis@cymoedd.ac.uk or kirsty.williams@cymoedd.ac.uk

First Call Gas Assessments

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CRK1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, LAV, RPH, HTRLP2

Unit 31, Nine Mile Point Industrial Estate, Cwmfelinfach, Newport, NP11 7HZ

Tel: 07879 288265 e: fcga@outlook.com or lea.thomas44@yahoo.co.uk

Gas Assessment and Training Centre

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, CMDDA1, DAH1, HTR1, LAU1, MET1, LEI1

Commercial: COCN1, CCLNG1, COCDN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CLE1, COCNPI1 LS, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICAE1 LS, ICPN1, ICPN1 LS, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CCCN1, CMC1, CODC1, COMCAT 1,2,3,4,5, COCATA1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2, CCLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B

Other: CESP1, CMA1, CMA2 LS, CMET1, CMET2, CMIT1 LS, CODNESP1, MET3 LS, MET4, REGT1, REGT2, CMA3

Taff Business Centre, Tonteg Road, Treforest, Cardiff, CF37 5UA

Tel: 01443 841720 www.gasassess.co.uk e: info@gasassess.co.uk

Gower College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1

Commercial: CONGLP1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

GCS Training, Unit 1-2 Jubilee Court, Swansea, SA5 4HB Tel: 01792 284400 www.gcstraining.co.uk e: training@gcs.ac.uk

NPTC Afan

Domestic: CCN1, CKR1, HTR1, CENWAT, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Afan Campus, Margam Port Talbot, Neath, SA13 2AL Tel: 01639 648267 www.nptcgroup.ac.uk e: gareth.cowles@nptcgroup.ac. uk or business@nptcgroup.ac.uk

Pembrokeshire College

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, B, HTRLP2

Merlins Bridge, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA61 1SZ Tel: 01437 753436

www.pembrokeshire.ac.uk e: energycentre@pembrokeshire. ac.uk

Vulcana Training

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, DAH1, HTR1, MET1

Commercial: COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1, CODNCO1, CORT1, ICPN1, TPCP1, TPCP1A

Catering: CODC1, COMCAT 1,3

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, CONGLP1 PRH, B, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Marchwiel Centre, Bryn Lane, Wrexham Industrial Estate, Wrexham, Flintshire, LL13 9UT Tel: 01978 660300

www.vulcana-training.co.uk e: admin@vulcana-training.co.uk

YITC

(Your Training in Cardiff)

Domestic: CCN1, CENWAT, HTR1, CKR1, MET1

LPG: CONGLP1 PD, RPH, LAV, HTRLP2

Unit 6, Lambourne Crescent, Cardiff, CF14 5GF Tel: 02920 755 880 www.ytic.co.uk e: info@ytic.co.uk

Key to assessment codes

Domestic

CCN1 Core domestic gas safety

CENWAT Central heating boilers and instantaneous hot water heaters

CKHB1 Domestic gas range cookers and range cooker boilers

CKR1 Domestic gas cooking appliances

CMDDA1 Carbon monoxide/carbon dioxide atmosphere and appliance testing

CPA1 Combustion performance analysis

DAH1 Domestic gas fired air heaters of rated input up to 70kW

DFDA1 Appliances with forced draught burners in domestic dwellings

HTR1 Domestic open, balanced & fan flue gas fires & wall heaters

HWB1 Gas fired swimming pool boilers 15-40kW

LAU1 Installation & servicing of gas laundry appliances

LEI1 Install, service, commission, repair gas leisure equipment, eg, barbecues, patio heaters

MET1 Domestic gas meters up to 6m3

Commercial

BMP1 Gas boosters medium pressure

CCLNG1 Core commercial laundry gas safety

CDGA1 Commission, service direct fired heaters

CGFE1 Commercial gas fuelled engines

CIGA1 Commission, service, repair & breakdown of commercial indirect-fired heating appliances & equipment

CLE1 Commercial laundry appliances

COCCLNG1 Changeover commercial to laundry

COCDN1 Commercial gas changeover to domestic

COCN1 Core commercial gas safety

COCNPI1 LS Core commercial gas safety assessment (limited scope) pipe installer/commissioner

CODNCO1 Changeover gas safety from domestic natural gas to commercial natural gas

CORT1 Commission, service, repair & breakdown of gas-fired commercial overhead luminous radiant plaque & radiant tube heaters

ICAE1 LS Limited scope first fix commercial appliances

TPCP1 Testing & direct purging of commercial installation pipework exceeding 1m³ in volume, up to 16bar operating pressure NG & 2bar LPG

TPCP1A Testing & direct purging of low-pressure commercial pipework not exceeding 1m³ in volume, up to 40mbar at the outlet of the primary regulator

Commercial Catering

CCCN1 Catering core

CMC1 Commercial mobile catering

COCATA1 Domestic NG appliances to catering appliance changeover

CODC1 Domestic NG core to catering core changeover

COMCAT 1 Catering appliances – ranges open and solid top

COMCAT 2 Catering appliances – water boilers, pressure steam

COMCAT 3 Catering appliances – deep fat & pressure fryers

COMCAT 4 Catering appliances – fish and chip ranges

COMCAT 5 Catering appliances – forced draught burners LPG

B Boats, yachts and other vessels

CABLP1 Domestic butane gas fired mobile cabinet heaters

CCLP1 Core liquefied petroleum gas safety

CCLP1 B Boats, yachts and other vessels

CCLP1 EP Limited scope domestic LPG external pipework

CCLP1 EPC Domestic LPG external pipework connections

CCLP1 LAV Leisure accommodation vehicles

CCLP1 PD Core LPG safety for permanent dwellings

CCLP1 RPH Residential park homes

CGLP1 LPG generators (mobile catering vehicles)

CENLP1 LPG central heating (statics only)

CKRL1 LPG cooking appliances

COLPNG1 Changeover core domestic gas safety LPG to natural gas

CONGLP1 CMC Changeover natural gas to LPG mobile catering units

CONGLP1 EP Changeover natural gas to LPG – external pipework

CONGLP1 PD Changeover from natural gas to LPG core domestic gas safety for permanent dwellings

HTRLP3 Installation, exchange, service, repair & breakdown and commission caravan space heaters

LAV Leisure accommodation vehicles

LEIP1 Single bottle supply leisure equipment

REFLP2 Installation, exchange, service, repair & breakdown and commission caravan refrigerators

RPH Residential park homes

VESLP1 Multiple supplies below ground LPG pipework

VESLP2 Multiple supplies below ground LPG pipework closed flued fires

WAHLP1 LPG warm air heaters for caravans or boats

WATLP1 LPG instantaneous water heating appliances

WATLP2 Installation, exchange, service, repair & breakdown and commission caravan water heaters

Other

CESP1 Core emergency service providers – natural gas

CMA1 Core gas safety for meter installers

CMA2 LS Core gas safety for meter installers (limited scope)

CMET1 Low-pressure diaphragm and rotary meters

CMET2 Diaphragm, PD and turbine meters up to 16bar

CMIT1 Specific core for meter technicians (limited scope)

CODNESP1 Changeover core domestic natural gas to emergency service provider

DE01 Gas meter disconnection

EFJLP1 Electrofusion jointing of MDPE pipework

PEB1 Protective equipotential bonding of domestic gas installations

MEB1 Earth bonding

MET3 LS New fix of primary gas meters to 6m/h (NG) (limited scope)

MET 4 Primary diaphragm gas meters up to 40m3

REGT1 Domestic medium-pressure meter regulators

REGT2 Non-domestic medium-pressure regulators & controls

ICPN1 LS Installation first fix of commercial pipework

ICPN1

HTRLP2 Installation, exchange, service, repair & breakdown and commission

CO, smoke and heat alarm from Honeywell Home

Honeywell Home has launched the R200 CO, smoke, heat and combo alarm range, replacing the XSeries.

The R200 provides better notification through interconnected alarms that can trigger CO, smoke and heat alarms all at once. The radio module is incorporated so there’s no need to buy a separate module.

All products come with a 10-year service life and 10-year warranty as standard.

www.resideo.com

Panasonic’s new age of Aquarea heat pumps

Panasonic is expanding its Aquarea range of air source heat pumps with the addition of the K and L Generations.

Available from spring 2023, the Aquarea K and L are focused on improving energy performance and offering a series with natural refrigerant. The K generation uses R32 refrigeration, making it suitable for new homes. Meanwhile, the L generation uses the natural refrigerant R290, which has a Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 3.

The redesigned construction of the outdoor units provides a high level of safety, as the unit is hermetically sealed for easy and flexible installation. The K generation retains a refrigerant link between the outdoor unit and the indoor unit, while the L generation

features a hydraulic link.

A remote control is supplied as standard, which features intuitive navigation. There is an optional second remote control for two-zone systems.

Both generations are quieter than previous models, and have a higher level of performance for greater savings, with a SCOP of up to 5.12. The outdoor units have been redesigned with a premium anthracite chassis.

The systems come with smart control and energy consumption monitoring. Aquarea Service Cloud enables real-time remote supervision of a fleet of installations for increased customer satisfaction, providing statistics, history, and system information.

www.aircon.panasonic.eu

Grant adds Uflex overlay underfloor

Grant UK has added a Uflex and Uflex Mini overlay system to its underfloor heating range. The overlay system can be laid on most types of new or existing floor, making it an alternative to screeded systems.

The overlay system consists of lightweight, high-density polystyrene boards in 16mm and 20mm thicknesses. Each board is available either nonfoiled – for use with tiles with an adhesive – and foiled, for surfaces such as wood laminate.

The foiled boards have a bonded layer of reflective 75micron aluminium foil on the upper surface, which enhances the rapid transmission of heat across the floor and offers an alternative to using separate heat emission plates.

The Uflex Mini overlay system uses 16mm boards that are suitable for 10mm pipe at 100mm centres; and 20mm thick boards suitable for 16mm pipe at either 150mm and 200mm centres. All boards are supplied in packs of ten.

The overlay system speeds up installation time because there is no need to wait several weeks for a wet screed to dry. There is minimal disruption to existing floors: in most instances, the system can be fitted directly on top of the floor surface. The low profile means there is minimal increase to the height of existing flooring.

Each board can be easily cut to suit the dimensions of a room and the layout of the pipework, and also incorporates pre-formed grooves for the pipework. www.grantuk.com/products/underfloor-heating

New Danfoss room controls co-created

with installers

Danfoss has a new range of energy-saving electronic room controls (ERCs), co-created with installers. From its industrystandard backplate to the multiple cable access design and intuitive display, in a full white exterior, the new ERC collection is designed for easy use, from selection and installation to programming.

Danfoss has also extended the warranty on the new range from two to five years and all models are compliant with Boiler Plus.

Models include the TS710 and FP720 time switch and programmer, the TP5001 range of programmable room thermostats, the RET2001 digital room thermostat range, and the RET1001M dial room thermostat.

The backplate allows for side, top, bottom and rear access. There’s a +1 hour booster button and indicator lights under each channel. Also, the old CH (channel) button, sometimes wrongly identified by users as central heating, has been changed to

read PR to avoid confusion. In addition, the previous 365-day service interval has been updated in line with regulations to a minimum of 400 days.

Gareth Ash, marketing communications manager, says: “Research by the University of Salford shows that replacing a standard room thermostat with one that [offers] load or weather compensation can deliver 10 per cent savings whenever the heating is on. So, with models that offer OpenTherm and on/off load compensation, the new Danfoss ERCs are the obvious choice for efficiency.”

www.danfoss.com

Competition

Win a KANE IAQ CPA1kit

Our outstanding Christmas competition gives you the chance to win the very latest

KANE458s IAQ CPA1 kit with a complete set of KANE LINK wireless accessories that can remotely monitor CO, temperature, airflow and humidity and then display the readings on your KANE458s IAQ.

The KANE458s IAQ has all the features you’d expect from a KANE FGA to test appliances up to 120kW. It can also:

• Test indoor air quality

• Sweep test domestic appliances for CO and CO2

• Perform room safety tests for

CO and CO2 with optional CO2 sensor

• Fast track CMDDA1: test up to four rooms simultaneously with additional optional KANE79 devices

• Test commercial kitchen appliances for CP42 gas safety certificates.

All backed by a 10-year no-quibble warranty when your FGA is serviced and recertified by KANE; 5-star Trustpilot customer reviews, and KANE CARE’s promise to never let you down.

KANE are proud winners of the 2022 Queen’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation.

Worth £1,600+ plus VAT

The prize consists of the latest KANE458s IAQ CPA1 kit, which includes infrared printer, appliance sampling probe kit, pipe clamp probes, leak detector and pressure hose. The integral wireless module enables you to connect to the KANE Printer and KANE Live apps. Plus a pair of WPCP2 wireless pipe clamp temperature probes, DTHA2 wireless airflow, temperature and humidity anemometer, and KANE79 wireless CO monitor.

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