Through this qualification, you'll learn how to install, maintain and repair gas line, including meters, regulators, piping systems, appliances and ancillary equipment such as heaters, pumps, hot water systems for residential and commercial use.
You'll gain the work health and safety permits required for the industry, and graduate ready for licensing as a qualified gas fitter.
The course also covers handling and storing plumbing supplies; on the job safety including how to handle gas emergencies; using plumbing equipment and power tools; and working with LPG systems on boats and caravans. You’ll gain skills in welding, calculations, erecting scaffolding, levelling, safety and first aid.
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Are you looking to start a rewarding career in the Gas Fitting Industry? This course is your gateway to this licensed trade, setting you on the path to become a registered Gas Fitter. Train in our state-of-the-art gas fitting facilities at the Balga Campus, equipped with the latest Type A gas-fired appliances.
Gain hands-on experience in the installation, testing, and commissioning of various Type A gas-fired appliances used in domestic, commercial, caravan, and marine craft installations.
To undertake any work with natural or LPG gases, registration with DMIRS (Energy Safety) is required. This course will enable you to apply for your 'Restricted Class G Gas Fitting Permit' from DMIRS (Energy Safety).
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