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It is organised by Gas Safe Register and is running from 18-24 September 2017.

Let’s all be safe in our homes.

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This is the fifth annual Gas Safety Week and we are fully behind it.
It is from 19-25 September 2016 and is co-ordinated by Gas Safe Register.

It is so important to be safe in our homes.

#gassafe #gassafetyweek
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• 1. Get your gas appliances safety checked annually. 2. Check your engineer is Gas Safe registered. 3. Check your engineer’s Gas Safe Register ID card. gassafetyweek.co.uk
• Badly fitted and poorly serviced gas appliances can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions and carbon monoxide poisoning. Don’t put yourself at risk. Find out how safe you are at www.staygassafe.co.uk.
• Keep your home safe. Get your gas boiler, cooker and fire safety checked every year and serviced regularly by a Gas Safe registered engineer. Set a reminder so you don’t forget at
• www.staygassafe.co.uk
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A gas safe engineer has been checked to make sure they are competent and qualified to work safely and legally with gas.

It’s all about safety. If someone other than a Gas Safe registered engineer does the gas work in your home, you could be risking the safety of your family and your property. Badly fitted and poorly serviced gas appliances can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions and carbon monoxide poisoning.

How do I know my gas engineer is qualified to do the work?

Gas engineers will often have a range of qualifications that allow them to carry out specific types of gas work. It’s important to check what work they are qualified to do before you use them. You can find this information using our check an engineer service and by looking on the back of their Gas Safe Register ID card.

Every gas engineer carries a Gas Safe Register ID card with their own unique licence number, showing the type of gas work they are qualified to do. Before any gas work is carried out, always make sure you ask to see their Gas Safe Register ID card.

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14-20 September 2015.
It is co-ordinated by Gas Safe Register.

It’s so important to be safe in our homes.

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