ACS & Appliances
It is illegal to work on gas installations and appliances in the UK unless an engineer is Gas Safe registered and holds valid and relevant ACS qualifications.
All engineers must hold ACS CCN1 Core Domestic Gas Safety and in addition must qualify for the appliances they wish to work on. ACS certificates need to be renewed every five years.
Prior to undertaking ACS CCN1 Core Domestic Gas Safety candidates must hold a recognised gas qualification (Get to Gas) or if already an engineer, a previous ACS CCN1 ceriticate.
Our ACS CCN1 course consists of training and written and practical assessments. Our spacious, comfortable ACS Assessment centre creates the ideal environment for our candidates to undertake this all important qualification.
Course Content:
- Welcome and introduction
- Core gas safety competencies
- Gas safety legislation
- Gas emergency actions and procedures
- Characteristics of combustion
- Ventilation
- Installation of pipework and fittings
- Test for tightness
- Checking and/ or setting meter regulations
- Identification of unsafe situations
- The operation and checking of gas safety devices and controls
- Emergency notices and warning labels
- The operation and checking of gas safety devices and controls
- Medium pressure meters
- Flueing and ventilation standards
- Installation of open, balanced and fan assisted flues
- Flue testing
- Re-establishing the gas supply and re-lighting appliances
- Formal assessment and examination






