Gas engineers are classed by the government as key workers. This means that they are eligible to continue to carry out emergency work during this self-isolation period. However, given the outbreak of Covid 19, all those able to are required …
Having recently joined forces with a market leading boiler installation and repair business, Build Staff – our recruitment partner – are looking for registered gas engineers across the United Kingdom. In partnership with Build Staff, we support our candidates at …
Throughout the UK there is a skills shortage, and there has been for some time. Gas engineers are in demand more than ever, with existing engineers being offered more work than they can accept. This means that it’s a better time …
When you’re beginning your career as a gas engineer, you’ll want to be as prepared as possible. This will include having all the basic tools you could need. Over time and throughout your career you may find that you need …
Is becoming a gas engineer something that’s been on your mind lately? Maybe you’re already working in the trades industry but are looking to change direction. You might be working a typical 9-5 job and are becoming bored or it. …
Each year in September, a week is dedicated to Gas Safety Week. A week dedicated to raising awareness of the dangers and hazards of having poorly maintained gas appliances. With a risk of gas leaks and fires, explosions and carbon …
Whether you’re just starting on your journey as a gas engineer, or you’ve been in the trade for a while, you may be wondering “how much does ACS membership cost?” ACS is the industry recognised route for gas engineers to gain …
When considering a career in the gas industry, one of the first questions you’re likely to ask yourself is “how much can I earn as a gas engineer?” As someone entering the trade as a beginner, realistically you won’t be …
When your boiler breaks down and there’s no hot water, you don’t think twice before calling out a gas engineer. But how often do you check they’re actually qualified and gas safe before you let them into your home and …
Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas with neither a taste nor smell. The symptoms of CO poisoning are also easily mistaken as being caused by something else. Because of this, it can be quite difficult to recognise when you may be suffering …