Can gas engineers work during England’s second lockdown?

Rules are slightly different this time so the question is: can gas engineers work during England’s second lockdown?

How can gas engineers work during England’s second lockdown?

When answering the question, ‘can gas engineers work during England’s second lockdown?’ it is important to remember that certain restrictions need to be followed. Gas engineers, like all other tradespeople, are required to adhere to social distancing guidance when working, whether at a commercial premises or domestic property. 

Citizens Advice stated, “Plumbers, electricians and other traders can still come to your house to carry out repairs – as long as they don’t have any symptoms of coronavirus.

“They should try to stay two metres away from you and avoid any vulnerable people.” 

It is advised that gas engineers should do a risk assessment before carry out any work. This should include determining what work needs to be done, any potential risks and what precautions you should take to minimise the chance of transmitting the virus. It is also essential that you ensure that none of the residents in your home are displaying any of the symptoms of coronavirus.

Gas Training & Assessment – remaining open throughout the second lockdown

With so many people furloughed or out of work, we have seen a significant rise in interest in entering the gas industry. 

We are still open and delivering accredited gas training courses whilst following strict social distancing rules and hygiene measures. 

If you are considering changing career and would like to know more about the gas training available, please contact us today. 

We hope you found our article, ‘Can gas engineers work during England’s second lockdown?’ of interest. If you would like any further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.  Please read our Coronavirus update.