Commercial Gas Burners and Installation Training Course
Logic4training's Commercial Gas Burners and Installation training course is for experienced operatives looking to expand or refresh their knowledge of commercial appliances and package burners.
The content of this course can be tailored for groups of 4 or more operatives.
This course provides a thorough understanding of commercial burners, manufacturer’s instructions and schematic drawings for experienced operatives who want to add additional skills or update existing knowledge.
It also covers servicing and conditioning, fault finding and combustion analysis as standard.
If your company has a specific request we can tailor the training package for a minimum of four candidates. Examples include bespoke refresher training on commercial pipework installation and testing or ventilation and flueing.
Please contact the office or our BDM for further information.
The course covers the following modules as standard:
- Understanding of commercial burners (package and pre-mix)
- Understanding of manufacturer’s instructions and schematic drawings
- Servicing & commissioning, including setting up multibloc gas valves
- Understanding of commercial controls
- Fault finding
- Combustion analysis
Additional elements can be added on request for groups of four candidates or more.
FAQs
The Commercial Gas Burners and Installation qualification is designed for experienced gas operatives who want to expand or update their knowledge of commercial gas appliances and burners. It covers key areas such as understanding commercial burners, reading manufacturer’s instructions and schematic drawings, servicing, commissioning, fault finding, and combustion analysis. This qualification is ideal for engineers looking to add specialist commercial skills or refresh their expertise in line with current industry standards.
All commercial gas appliances must be inspected and serviced at least once every 12 months. This is to comply with UK law and to maintain a valid Commercial Gas Safety Certificate, which is essential for business operations and insurance purposes.
Common installation issues include gas leaks, component mismatches, and incorrect connections to fuel or air supply systems. These can be prevented by:
- Careful assessment of technical specifications
- Ensuring compatibility with existing systems
- Adhering to safety standards and local regulations
- Thorough testing of all connections before commissioning
The training covers combustion analysis, efficiency testing, and ventilation requirements, helping businesses meet energy efficiency targets and comply with tightening regulations such as the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES). As of 2024, over a third of UK business premises hold an EPC rating of C or better, with increasing pressure to improve energy performance.
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