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BPEC Domestic Natural Gas Foundation: |
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overview: |
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This course has been
designed for candidates with little or no gas
experience to encourage the safe operations and
installations of domestic gas applications.
Candidates will be trained the practical skills,
knowledge, and understanding to work safely in
the installation, commissioning, and servicing
of domestic gas appliances and pipe work. |
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content and modules: |
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The course consists
of the following topic areas:- |
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Gas Safety
Legislation. |
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Tightness testing
and purging. |
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Ventilation. |
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Flues. |
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Gas Safety Controls. |
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Unsafe Situations. |
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Appliances. |
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Entry
requirements: |
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There are no set
entry requirements for this course. |
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Course
duration: |
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32 weeks. |
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Modes
of attendance: |
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This course can
be attended weekdays, weekends, or evenings. Please call a member of our training
team on 01922 612121 for course
availability. |
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Assessment
methods: |
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Candidates will
be assessed at regular intervals throughout
the course on both practical skills and
theory based knowledge. |
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Course
outcome / Qualification: |
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Successful
candidates will be eligible to progress onto
higher level
ACS Assessment Modules
and seek to gain a Gas Safety Register ID
card which replaced CORGI registration in
April 2009. Any operative who installs,
maintains, modifies, or services any gas
appliance must now hold a valid Gas Safe
Register ID card, clearly displaying the
work that the operative in question is
legally qualified to carry out. |
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Additional
information: |
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All tools,
materials, course books and handouts are
supplied throughout this course. |
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Please Note: A deposit will be required for each
candidate upon a training course or assessment
placement being secured. See our
Terms &
Conditions
for details. |
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