FAQ

Q. Do I need an ACS assessment for every type of appliance that I work on?
A. Yes! You need a 'core' assessment (or change over assessment) for each sector/area of work that you are involved in such as Domestic, LPG, Commercial or Catering. In addition to the 'core' modules you need an assessment for each appliance type.

Q. I occasionally service and work on a LPG boiler for an old customer who has moved into the country, is my CCN1 (core) and CEN1 (central heating boilers) adequate?
A. No! It is irrelevant how may occasions you work on LPG you still need to take the required assessments for the type of work that you carry our, in this instance you would need to obtain either CCLP1 (LPG core) or CoNGLP1 (Natural gas to LPG changeover).

Q. If I get my ACS do I still need to be (CORGI)  it is now called Gas Safe Register Rregistered?
A. Yes! Regulation 3 of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 state all gas businesses including self-employed gas installers are required to be Gas Safe Registered.

 Training & Assessment

At RAD Training we fully understand that the training and assessment requirements can be very stressful and an alien environment to candidates who have not been involved in this regime on a regular basis. Our highly experienced staff are dedicated to provide training in the most user friendly way possible. We will ensure that the training required to undertake the assessment is given to give individuals all they need to pass and become competent engineers.

 Gas Courses

General Conditions applicable to all applicants.

Applicants must provide information regarding your gas industry experience and ACS/ACOP qualification on the application for assessment form to the assessment centre.

Applicants will fall into one of three categories listed below. Applicants that do not satisfy the criteria of Category 1 or 2 will be classified as category 3, which is a new entrant to the gas industry.

The applicant must specify each type of gas work (as identified in the ACS codes e.g. CCN1 = Core Domestic Gas Safety) that you wish to carry out, and the application category.
NB. If the assessment centre rejects the application, you will be notified in writing and a record maintained of the documentation.

If you are unsure of your level please check the gas qualification flow chart (clickable link) or speak to one of our representatives who will be happy to talk you through the criteria.

Categorisation

Applicants can be classed as category 1, 2 or 3, for further information. Click on the home page links for more information.

For more information please contact us.