ACS Re Assessment Courses

ACS qualifications must be re-taken every five years. Depending on what qualifications you hold, you may be better taking a discounted “bundle”. These “bundles” combine the CCN1 and between four and six of the appliance re assessments into one more cost effective solution.

The refresher training is an optional course run over one extra day. This brings engineers up to date on everything that has changed within the last five years on the core safety side. This extra course can be run the day before any reassessments or at different times if engineers don’t want to have too much time away from work.

For reassessment purposes, presentation of the previous certificates from 5 years ago will be needed – registration card is not sufficient.

You may also want to consider taking the CPA1 Combustion Performance Analysis course. The Gas Safe Register expect you to hold this if you carry out CO/CO2 ratios on any appliances you work on. This can be done alongside any other gas courses you may be taking at the time.

Topics Covered Are As For Individual Courses;

CCN1 – Core Domestic Gas Safety

Appliances From;

WAT1 – Domestic Water Heaters
HTR1 – Domestic Heaters – Gas Fires
CKR1 – Domestic Cooking Appliances
CEN1 – Domestic Central Heating Boilers
MET2 – Domestic Gas Meters (Was MET1)
DAH1 – Domestic Air Heaters

Cost & Duration;

	Duration	Cost	Vat Amount	Sub Total	Certification Costs
Individual Appliance	½ Day	£75	£13.13	£88.13	£50 (For any combination of core & appliances taken at the same time)
CCN1 Only	1 Day	£300	£52.50	£352.50
CCN1+4	2 Days	£499	£87.33	£586.33
CCN1+5	2 Days	£549	£96.08	£645.08
CCN1+6	2 Days	£599	£104.83	£703.83
CCN1 Refresher Training	1 Day	£185	£32.38	£217.38	-
Appliances Refresher Train	1 Day	£185	£32.38	£217.38	-

Combustion Performance Analysis (CPA1)

Required by the Gas Safe Register

Before this course can be taken, candidates must hold;
CCN1 Core Gas Safety and the CEN1 Central Heating Unit.

Do you:

Measure CO /CO2 ratios as part of your servicing routine?
Change gas vales and other components?
Use a flue gas analyser?

This course is for plumbing & heating installers who need to measure CO/CO2 ratios in the course of their day to day work. The Gas Safe Register expect this qualification as proof that engineers are competent to carry out CO/CO2 analysis on any appliances they are working on.

Course Content;

Damage and factors that may affect combustion
Safe and accurate use of analyser to take CO/CO2 ratios - inc probe selection
Adjustments needed to remedy combustion problems

Cost & Duration;

	Duration	Cost	Course Books	Vat	*Sub Total*	Cert Costs	*Total*
CPA1 Training & Assessment	½ Day	£120	-	£21.00	*£141.00*	£50	*£191.00*
CPA1 Taken With Another NG Course	-	£95	-	£16.63	*£111.63*	Inc in other course costs	£111.63

Prices correct at time of printing but are subject to change.
We advise calling to confirm current prices.
Revision May 2007