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  1. Pheasant hatchery explosion could signal interest in gas courses

    Pheasant hatchery explosion could signal interest in gas courses

    There may be renewed interest in gas courses in Scotland after a woman was badly burned following a gas explosion at a pheasant hatchery. BBC News reported that the woman was still in a serious condition the day after the incident, which occurred at about 19:50 BST on Thursday June 3rd. The 56-year-old woman suffered […]

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  2. Maintenance requirement could increase interest in gas courses

    Maintenance requirement could increase interest in gas courses

    Guidance issued by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regarding gas equipment maintenance could increase demand for gas courses. The organisation released a statement this week highlighting how landlords must look after the pipework in their properties as well as keep records of their gas safety actions. For qualified engineers, this suggests there could be […]

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  3. Court action highlights importance of gas courses

    Court action highlights importance of gas courses

    An Essex court has emphasised the necessity of gas courses for engineers carrying out work on boilers, after it fined an unqualified plumber for breaching regulations. Southend Magistrates’ Court handed Anthony Grove an £850 fine – plus court costs of £500 – following a guilty plea to breaching two safety laws for working on equipment […]

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  4. New warning could lead to more demand for gas courses

    New warning could lead to more demand for gas courses

    People have been advised against trying to fit certain appliances themselves by an industry body, which could lead to more professionals signing up for gas courses. The Gas Safe Register suggested only registered engineers should be brought in to install fittings, as there is a lot of scope for error with disastrous consequences. In comments […]

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  5. Replacement of boilers could lead to more demand for gas courses

    Replacement of boilers could lead to more demand for gas courses

    There could be more demand for gas courses soon after the Scottish government advised that people wanting to take part in its boiler scrappage scheme must use a registered professional. Starting from May 24th, up to 5,000 households will be able to apply for a grant of £400 to go towards the cost of a […]

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  6. Company fine could lead to surge in demand for gas courses

    Company fine could lead to surge in demand for gas courses

    A firm has been fined after admitting to breaching health and safety regulations that led to a gas leak, in news that highlights the importance of top quality gas courses. Calor Gas was ordered to pay £27,500 in addition to £27,185 costs, following an incident that occurred in October 2008 that saw a vapour cloud […]

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  7. Corfu tragedy shows importance of gas courses

    Corfu tragedy shows importance of gas courses

    The importance of quality gas courses has been shown after two children died while on holiday in Corfu as a result of carbon monoxide that escaped from a faulty boiler. Industry body Gas Safe Register responded by urging people to take portable carbon monoxide alarms with them when they go on holiday, even in the […]

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  8. 'Important' that engineers have passed correct gas courses

    'Important' that engineers have passed correct gas courses

    Hiring a professional who has passed the relevant gas courses could help people to ensure their central heating system operates as effectively as possible, it has been asserted. If a person decides to get their gas boiler replaced, then the engineer that they pay to carry out the job should be Gas Safe Registered, according […]

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  9. Gas training courses could boost homeowner safety

    Gas training courses could boost homeowner safety

    Gas training courses and qualifications could greatly benefit the health of homeowners in the UK, a recent legal case has suggested. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Mohammed Ikram, a landlord form Sheffield, was prosecuted for failing to ensure gas appliances at one of his leased-out properties were safe and fit for purpose. […]

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  10. Need for approved gas qualifications highlighted by HSE

    Need for approved gas qualifications highlighted by HSE

    The demand for workers who have taken gas training courses could be set to soar after an illegal fitter was prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). According to the body, Paul Bailey from Nottingham has been given a 12-month community service order, must carry out 22 hours of unpaid work and made to […]

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  11. Workers with approved gas qualifications may be interested in IGEM event

    Workers with approved gas qualifications may be interested in IGEM event

    Workers who have gained their approved gas qualifications could find they benefit from a new event being held by the Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers (IGEM). According to Energy and Utility Skills, the body is celebrating its new grade of membership, which was made available to all tradespersons on the Gas Safe Register earlier […]

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  12. HSE outlines value of approved gas qualifications

    HSE outlines value of approved gas qualifications

    Top-quality workers who have completed a gas training course could find their services increasingly in demand after an engineer and two landlords were fined a total £19,000 for putting two lives at risk. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), two proprietors in Southampton – Robert and David Watts – ignored warnings that a […]

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