LPG courses covering the CONGLP1 changeover plus categories for park homes, boats, leisure vehicles, closed flue fires and bulk storage vessels.
LPG ACS Gas Safety Courses
For qualified gas engineers wanting to add LPG to their skill set, from park homes & boats to bulk storage vessels.
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LPG Changeover CONGLP1 & Categories Training Package
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£508.00 + VAT
£635
CONGLP1 plus the modules needed to work on LPG appliances...
Experienced Level
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LPG Changeover Course CONGLP1 Training Course
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£380.00 + VAT
CONGLP1 to allow natural gas engineers to work on LPG...
Experienced Level
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LPG Vessels Package Training Course
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£415.00 + VAT
Covers bulk tanks and cylinder installations, including siting, pipework and...
Experienced Level
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LPG Training Course For Residential Park Homes
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£70.00 + VAT
LPG category for installations and appliances in residential park homes,...
Experienced Level
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LPG Closed Flue Gas Fires Training Course
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£70.00 + VAT
LPG category for closed flue gas fires, including flueing, ventilation...
Experienced Level
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LPG Leisure Accommodation Vehicles Training Course
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£70.00 + VAT
LPG category for caravans, motorhomes and other leisure accommodation vehicles,...
Experienced Level
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LPG Boats & Yachts Training Course
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£70.00 + VAT
LPG category for boats and yachts, covering the ventilation, cylinder...
Experienced Level
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LPG Changeover CONGLP1 & Categories Training Package
Best for
- Adding LPG in one go
Covers
- CONGLP1 changeover plus the main LPG category modules
Who for
- Natural gas engineers moving into LPG work
Result
- Full LPG qualification and competence bundled at a combined price
LPG Changeover Course CONGLP1 Training Course
Best for
- The LPG changeover on its own
Covers
- CONGLP1 changeover assessment from natural gas to LPG
Who for
- Engineers holding a valid core gas safety certificate
Result
- CONGLP1 qualification. The prerequisite for every LPG category
LPG Vessels Package Training Course
Best for
- Bulk tanks and cylinder installations
Covers
- Vessel siting, pipework and safety requirements for LPG storage
Who for
- Engineers working on bulk LPG supplies
Result
- VESLP1, VESLP2 & EFJLP1 qualifications added to your registration
LPG Training Course For Residential Park Homes
Best for
- Park home installations
Covers
- Gas installations and appliances in residential park homes
Who for
- Engineers servicing park home sites
Result
- CONGLP1 RPH category added to your LPG certification
LPG Closed Flue Gas Fires Training Course
Best for
- Closed flue fires running on LPG
Covers
- Flueing, ventilation and combustion checks for LPG fires
Who for
- Engineers servicing LPG heating appliances
Result
- HTRLP2 category added to your LPG certification
LPG Leisure Accommodation Vehicles Training Course
Best for
- Caravans and motorhomes
Covers
- Cylinder storage, pipework and appliance safety in leisure vehicles
Who for
- Engineers working on touring and static caravans
Result
- CONGLP1 LAV category added to your LPG certification
LPG Boats & Yachts Training Course
Best for
- Installations made on boats and yachts
Covers
- Ventilation, cylinder stowage and pipework on boats and yachts
Who for
- Engineers working on inland and coastal craft
Result
- CONGLP1 B category added to your LPG certification
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LPG opens up park homes, marinas, caravan sites and rural properties that natural gas engineers never see. The changeover is short, and the categories that follow are quick to add once you hold it.
- CONGLP1 changeover plus category modules
- Park homes, boats, leisure vehicles and vessels
- Assessed on LPG appliances at our centres
LPG courses explained.
Adding LPG to your ticket? These answers explain the changeover and the categories that sit on top of it.
Yes. LPG courses assume you already hold a valid core gas safety certificate such as CCN1, COCN1 or CCCN1.
LPG is a fuel changeover that sits on top of your existing competence rather than replacing it, and your Gas Safe registration is updated accordingly.
LPG is a fuel changeover that sits on top of your existing competence rather than replacing it, and your Gas Safe registration is updated accordingly.
Yes. CONGLP1 is the changeover assessment that allows natural gas engineers to work on LPG. Once you hold it, you can add categories such as park homes, boats or vessels.
The changeover and categories package bundles them together.
The changeover and categories package bundles them together.
Leisure accommodation vehicles covers caravans and motorhomes, while boats and yachts covers marine installations with their own ventilation and cylinder stowage requirements. Residential park homes is a separate category again.
Yes. You need to hold the natural gas appliance category for each appliance type you want to work on in LPG, alongside your LPG changeover.
For example, to work on an LPG cooker on a boat you would need core domestic gas safety (CCN1), cookers (CKR1), the LPG changeover (CONGLP1) and the boats and yachts category. The LPG element proves fuel competence; the appliance category proves competence on the appliance itself.
You also need to be Gas Safe registered and to have held your ACS for at least 12 months before taking the changeover. Not sure which combination you need? Speak to our team and we will map it against the certificates you already hold.
For example, to work on an LPG cooker on a boat you would need core domestic gas safety (CCN1), cookers (CKR1), the LPG changeover (CONGLP1) and the boats and yachts category. The LPG element proves fuel competence; the appliance category proves competence on the appliance itself.
You also need to be Gas Safe registered and to have held your ACS for at least 12 months before taking the changeover. Not sure which combination you need? Speak to our team and we will map it against the certificates you already hold.
Yes. You need to hold the natural gas appliance category for each appliance type you want to work on in LPG, alongside your LPG changeover.
For example, to work on an LPG cooker on a boat you would need core domestic gas safety (CCN1), cookers (CKR1), the LPG changeover (CONGLP1) and the boats and yachts category. The LPG element proves fuel competence; the appliance category proves competence on the appliance itself.
You also need to be Gas Safe registered and to have held your ACS for at least 12 months before taking the changeover. Not sure which combination you need? Speak to our team and we will map it against the certificates you already hold.
For example, to work on an LPG cooker on a boat you would need core domestic gas safety (CCN1), cookers (CKR1), the LPG changeover (CONGLP1) and the boats and yachts category. The LPG element proves fuel competence; the appliance category proves competence on the appliance itself.
You also need to be Gas Safe registered and to have held your ACS for at least 12 months before taking the changeover. Not sure which combination you need? Speak to our team and we will map it against the certificates you already hold.
LPG ACS certificates are valid for five years and must be reassessed before they expire to stay on the Gas Safe Register.
You can be reassessed up to six months early without losing any validity. The remaining time carries over onto your new certificate. Because LPG sits on top of your core competence, your underpinning core certificate (CCN1, COCN1 or CCCN1) needs to stay in date too, so most engineers renew both together. Bring your existing ACS certificates with you as evidence on the day.
Renew via the CONGLP1 changeover course or the changeover and categories package if you also hold park homes, boats, leisure vehicles or closed flue categories. If your certificate has already lapsed, call us before booking. Depending on how long it has been expired you may need to sit the initial assessment rather than a reassessment.
You can be reassessed up to six months early without losing any validity. The remaining time carries over onto your new certificate. Because LPG sits on top of your core competence, your underpinning core certificate (CCN1, COCN1 or CCCN1) needs to stay in date too, so most engineers renew both together. Bring your existing ACS certificates with you as evidence on the day.
Renew via the CONGLP1 changeover course or the changeover and categories package if you also hold park homes, boats, leisure vehicles or closed flue categories. If your certificate has already lapsed, call us before booking. Depending on how long it has been expired you may need to sit the initial assessment rather than a reassessment.
LPG ACS Gas Safety Courses at Logic4training range from £70 + VAT to £635 + VAT, depending on the specific course you choose.
For example, the LPG Training Course For Residential Park Homes is priced at £70 + VAT.
We also offer finance and pay-in-instalments options, so speak to our team about the best route for you.
For example, the LPG Training Course For Residential Park Homes is priced at £70 + VAT.
We also offer finance and pay-in-instalments options, so speak to our team about the best route for you.
LPG assessments assume you are already a working, registered gas engineer, because they test competence on a second fuel rather than teaching gas safety from scratch.
If you are not yet registered, the route in is a core gas safety qualification first. Our new entrant gas engineer packages take you from no experience through to ACS assessment, and LPG can be added afterwards.
If you are not yet registered, the route in is a core gas safety qualification first. Our new entrant gas engineer packages take you from no experience through to ACS assessment, and LPG can be added afterwards.
Need help choosing the right choosing the right?
Speak to our team and we'll help you choose the changeover and categories that match the LPG work you want to take on.
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