Gas Safe Register

Keep an eye and ear out for our ads! You'll see us on TV, in the press, online, and across the radio waves. You can find and check a local qualified Gas Safe registered engineer and find our gas safety advice by going to our website: GasSafeRegister.co.uk/Winter. #GasSafe

Renting a property? Then remember that your landlord is responsible for your gas safety. Reporting gas-related issues and checking you have a copy of the gas safety certificate are steps in creating a safe living space. Please visit bit.ly/GSRTenant to learn more. #GasSafe

If you hear unexpected sounds or experience other oddities from your gas boiler, ensure the boiler is safety checked by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Find local engineers and check they are legally qualified to do the job by visiting GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

Flues are essential for your boiler to function correctly and keep you safe, so it's vital to ensure your property's flue is clear from any obstruction. For more information and tips on staying gas safe at home, visit bit.ly/HomeGasSafety. #GasSafe

#Landlords must fulfil their gas safety responsibilities for their tenant's gas safety, such as arranging an annual gas safety check and providing their tenants with a record of this check. For more info, visit bit.ly/GSRLandlords. #GasSafe

Have you had your yearly gas safety check yet? It's vital to have your gas appliances annually checked by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Find a gas engineer in your area and check they are qualified to do the job at GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

Stay vigilant for any oddities with your gas appliances. Such as, if a gas hob produces a lazy, yellow flame rather than a crisp blue one, this may indicate that the appliance is unsafe. For more safety information and tips, visit bit.ly/HomeGasSafety. #GasSafe

Keep yourself safe by staying vigilant of carbon monoxide (CO). It's deadly and dangerous, as you cannot smell, see or taste it. Install an audible CO alarm and test it regularly to ensure working order. More info: bit.ly/COSafetyGSR. #GasSafe

Do you know what to do during a gas emergency, such as if you smell gas or suspect CO poisoning? Quickly turn off the gas supply, open windows, evacuate the property, and contact the Gas Emergency Helpline for your area. For more info, visit bit.ly/EmergencyGas. #GasSafe

If you're planning home improvements, just remember that gas work is better left to the professionals. Never attempt any gas work yourself and always use a Gas Safe registered engineer. For more information, go to bit.ly/DoNotDIYGas. #GasSafe #DIY

The tenth episode of Tech Talk is now available! In this episode, Rob and Jon discuss Technical Bulletins, the Registered Gas Engineer magazine and current standards. Find the latest episode and previous episodes here: bit.ly/GSRTechTalk. #GasEngineer #GasSafe

Whether it's a gas boiler or a decorative gas fire, all gas appliances should be checked annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and don't forget to check that the engineer is qualified to do the check and maintenance work needed. More info: bit.ly/HomeGasSafety. #GasSafe

Keep your loved ones safe and breathe easy, by ensuring all your gas appliances are annually checked by a qualified gas engineer. You can find and check your local Gas Safe registered engineer by visiting GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

If you're #renting a property, then remember that your landlord is responsible for your gas safety. Reporting gas-related issues and checking you have a copy of the gas safety certificate are steps in creating a safe living space. Learn more: bit.ly/GSRTenant. #GasSafe

If you're looking to have gas work done, keep your family and home safe by only ever using a Gas Safe registered engineer. Find and check your local qualified gas engineer by visiting GasSafeRegister.co.uk and breathe easy. #GasSafe

Keep yourself safe by staying vigilant of carbon monoxide (CO). It's deadly and dangerous, as you cannot smell, see or taste it. Install an audible CO alarm and test it regularly to ensure working order. More info: bit.ly/COSafetyGSR. #GasSafe

Flood warnings have been issued across the UK. Check if your area is affected: gov.uk/check-flooding. With flood risks, it's vital to strengthen your knowledge on how to stay gas safe during a flood, visit: bit.ly/GSRFloods. #FloodAware #GasSafe

Keep your home safe, by ensuring that your gas appliances are safety checked annually by a qualified gas engineer. Find a Gas Safe registered engineer in your area and check they are qualified to do the job at GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

Know what to do during a gas emergency, such as if you smell gas or suspect CO poisoning? Quickly turn off the gas supply, open windows, evacuate the property, and contact the Gas Emergency Helpline for your area. For more info, visit bit.ly/EmergencyGas. #GasSafe

If you hear unexpected sounds or experience other oddities from your gas boiler, ensure the boiler is safety checked by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Find local engineers and check they are legally qualified to do the job by visiting GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe

Always check a gas engineer's Gas Safe ID card to ensure they are Gas Safe registered and qualified for the gas work you need done. You can also verify an engineer's qualifications on GasSafeRegister.co.uk. #GasSafe