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Some of the contract types of gas engineers include:

• gas engineer jobs – permanent: in a permanent position, you make a long-term commitment to work for the same employer until retirement. It is a suitable position if you are looking for job security.
• gas engineer jobs – temporary: in a temporary role, you work for a few months specified in the contract. Temporary positions allow you to learn new skills and gain experience without committing to a single organisation.
• gas engineer jobs – contract: in a contract position, you work for a fixed duration. A gas engineer contract job allows you to find out if you are the perfect fit for the role or enjoy working with a particular employer.
• gas engineer jobs – full-time: in a full-time position, you work specified work hours weekly. It is ideal if you are looking for a regular routine. Full-time contracts can be on either a fixed, temporary or permanent contract basis. gas engineer jobs – part-time: in a part-time position, you work a few hours a week to cover for other employees. Since you enjoy reduced work hours, part-time opportunities are ideal for individuals with other commitments.

Do you have strong mathematical skills and are adept at putting people at ease and solving problems diligently? Then consider a job as a gas engineer. You deal with customers and help them with the maintenance of gas metres or repairing household gas heating systems. Other duties include repairing commercial heating systems, including valves, pipes and gauges. You also monitor and maintain gas storage and check for leaks or other technical issues.

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Because of the wide range of appliances a gas engineer services and the importance of gas safety, the first step on your career path as a gas engineer is extensive training.

In order to work on gas appliances, you'll need to be on the Gas Safe Register, which certifies your professional skills. You'll also have to have your work assessed as part of the Accredited Certification Scheme (ACS).To gain the necessary skills, you'll want to complete a training course. The details of courses vary, but they all include certification in gas safety as well as training in individual appliances and systems such as boilers, cookers or wall heaters.

For information on the qualifications and relevant education needed for the role, see the education and qualifications section of our gas engineer job profile.

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