ACS Gas Reassessment
Trust Brookhouse to keep you certified and up to speed. Our pedigree speaks for itself - together, Brookhouse staff have been training and assessing gas engineers for over 30 years, from the old ACOP’s days, through Corgi period and now for the Gas Safe Register. Our tutors & assessors have literally decades of experience, so you know your ACS training & assessment needs are safe with Brookhouse.
Get Reassessed With Brookhouse
As a currently qualified ACS-registered gas engineer, you will need to renew your qualifications every five years to stay on the Gas Safe Register and remain legal to work within the latest regulations. If your ACS certificates have expired, you must re-sit the ACS Assessments within 12 months of the expiry date to qualify you as a Category 1 candidate for Reassessment.
Gas plumbing training and assessment specialists
The reason we have the reputation of being the best gas training centre in the UK, is because we give our students what they need to work competently with gas, not what is easiest and quickest for us to deliver.
Why us?
- Discount available for advance booking
- Free reminders and helpful advice as reassessment approaches
- Local Accommodation from as little as £100 per week!
- We’ve been training gas students since the 1990’s
- We only train in small groups (maximum of 8)
Brookhouse offer the following ACS Reassessment & ACS Initial Assessment options:
- CCN 1/CPA1: Core Gas Safety
- CENWAT 1: Central Heating Boilers
- CKR 1: Domestic Cookers
- DAH 1: Domestic Air Heaters
- HTR 1: Gas Fires and Wall Heaters
- MET 1: Meters
As per the requirements of all Awarding Bodies, the training covers changes to Standards and Technical Updates since your last Assessment. This is to update and refresh your knowledge in preparation for your ACS Assessment.
Prerequisites for ACS Reassessment
As a current qualified ACS registered gas engineer, you will need to renew your qualifications every five years to stay on the Gas Safe Register and remain legal to work within the latest regulations.
As an already qualified gas engineer looking to renew your CCN1 and/or Appliances or looking to add Appliances, you must provide the following:
- Your GAS SAFE registration number or the GAS SAFE registration number of the business that you are employed by
- Your National Insurance number
- 2 recent colour photographs
- Expired Certificates (if available)
If your ACS certificates have expired, you must re-sit the ACS Assessments within 12 months of the expiry date to qualify you as a Category 1 candidate for Reassessment. While we don’t recommend no training before your Assessment, please be aware that training is not a prerequisite of assessment.
If the date of your certificate expiry is more than 12 months ago then you will be required to sit an “Initial Assessment”. Which will consist of one week training prior to your ACS Assessment.
Brookhouse offer the following ACS Reassessment & ACS Initial Assessment options:
- CCN 1/CPA1: Core Gas Safety
- CENWAT 1: Central Heating Boilers
- CKR 1: Domestic Cookers
- DAH 1: Domestic Air Heaters
- HTR 1: Gas Fires and Wall Heaters
- MET 1: Meters
As per the requirements of all Awarding Bodies, the training covers changes to Standards and Technical Updates since your last Assessment. This is to update and refresh your knowledge in preparation for your ACS Assessment.
Prerequisites for ACS Reassessment
As a current qualified ACS registered gas engineer, you will need to renew your qualifications every five years to stay on the Gas Safe Register and remain legal to work within the latest regulations.
As an already qualified gas engineer looking to renew your CCN1 and/or Appliances or looking to add Appliances, you must provide the following:
- Your GAS SAFE registration number or the GAS SAFE registration number of the business that you are employed by
- Your National Insurance number
- 2 recent colour photographs
- Expired Certificates (if available)
If your ACS certificates have expired, you must re-sit the ACS Assessments within 12 months of the expiry date to qualify you as a Category 1 candidate for Reassessment. While we don’t recommend no training before your Assessment, please be aware that training is not a prerequisite of assessment.
If the date of your certificate expiry is more than 12 months ago then you will be required to sit an “Initial Assessment”. Which will consist of one week training prior to your ACS Assessment.
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