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  1. Gas training courses could assist HSE campaign

    Gas training courses could assist HSE campaign

    Tradespersons who have approved gas qualifications could be needed to assist the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) with its new campaign. According to body, its Carbon monoxide – will you wake up? initiative has been launched in the south-west of England in conjunction with the University of Plymouth and aims to alert students to the […]

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  2. New membership offer for workers with approved gas qualifications

    New membership offer for workers with approved gas qualifications

    Professionals who have approved gas qualifications and are on the Gas Safe Register could now benefit from a new grade of membership offered by the Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers (IGEM). It was announced by the body in December 2009 that the Gas Technician grade was to be launched in the new year – […]

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  3. Gas training courses could save lives

    Gas training courses could save lives

    Tradespersons who have taken gas training courses could help save lives after details of a new national campaign were announced. An initiative called Be Alarmed! was launched back in October 2008 by the Energy Retail Association on behalf of the Carbon Monoxide Consumer Awareness Alliance, which aims to cut down on the number of deaths […]

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  4. Gas workers could help homeowners avoid injury

    Gas workers could help homeowners avoid injury

    Tradespersons who have taken a gas training course and are on the Gas Safe Register could find that their expertise is increasingly called upon to help with home improvement projects after a man was burned by an ignited gas leak. According to the Lancashire Telegraph, the Accrington male suffered flash burns to his face after […]

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  5. Plumber trial 'shows need for approved qualifications'

    Plumber trial 'shows need for approved qualifications'

    Details of the trial of a plumber from Mansfield – announced by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) – could highlight the need for registered gas workers and tradespersons who have taken approved plumbing courses. Lee Underwood was given two suspended prison sentences and ordered to 100 hours of community service after pretending to be […]

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  6. CO-Awareness Week underlines need for qualified tradespersons

    CO-Awareness Week underlines need for qualified tradespersons

    A national campaign that aims to increase awareness about the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) and is set to end on Friday (November 20th) could highlight the importance of employing accredited gas workers. The gas is the cause of at least 50 deaths each year in the UK, while 234 Brits were admitted to hospital […]

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  7. Need for approved gas workers emphasised by ?

    Need for approved gas workers emphasised by ?

    Gas workers who have taken a course and have approved qualifications could be in high demand in the Lincolnshire area after a man who posed as an accredited tradesperson was fined £900. According to This is Lincolnshire, Monty Alexander Brittain pretended to be a Corgi registered worker – before it was replaced by the Gas […]

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  8. Workers with gas qualifications 'may benefit from boiler warning'

    Workers with gas qualifications 'may benefit from boiler warning'

    Workers who have taken accredited gas courses could find themselves in higher demand after uSwitch warned Brits to have their boilers regularly serviced for their own safety. Research by the company found that 42 per cent of households disregard advice to have their boilers checked once every year, while the proportion of UK homeowners who […]

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  9. Importance of approved qualifications highlighted by Gas Safe Register

    Importance of approved qualifications highlighted by Gas Safe Register

    The Gas Safe Register recently released a new television advert which highlights the dangers of employing unaccredited gas workers, alongside tips on its website on how to make sure the engineer is Gas Safe registered. According to figures from the body, 74 per cent of gas fittings in UK households have the potential to cause […]

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  10. We have all heard of CORGI - but why is it important ?

    We have all heard of CORGI - but why is it important ?

    CORGI is the national watchdog for gas safety in the United Kingdom. Their goal is to make people safer when they use trades people. They strive to improve standards in the industry and help you find and use safe and competent trades people. This means a Training centre for Gas Installations must meet rigorous standards […]

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