City and Guilds 2079 F Gas and ODS Regulations course in Plymouth
Want an advancement in your career? It's important to select the right F Gas course for your current ability. Discuss with ChanniCool about the course that suits your needs. Get the industry's trusted City and Guilds 2079 F Gas and ODS Regulations certification from us in Plymouth, Devon and Cornwall.
Expertise and assistance
The industry-acclaimed City and Guilds 2079 certifications are often the bedrock for progress among professionals. But the F Gas is not an easy course and a pass is not guaranteed. What you need is an honest assessment of your capabilities and expert guidance from ChanniCool. We offer a complete training and assessment package for you, so that you will know where you stand. We also run 1-day category 4 course. Please contact us for more details, if you need these categories.
Entry requirements
Candidates wishing to undertake this course must hold a recognised qualification in the RACHP industry or other related industry sector or have experience working within the RACHP sector.
All candidates must possess good practical hand skills and have the ability to pass a difficult theory exam.
Any candidate not meeting the entry requirements will be advised to gain a basic refrigeration or air-conditioning qualification before attending a F Gas course.
Courses we offer:
1 Day F Gas course:
Only exam and practical assessment. No training or theory content is provided on this course.
Suitable for very experienced and knowledgeable engineers
Courses we offer:
5 Day F Gas course : 2 days of theory in preparation for the exam plus 2 days of practical training / practice plus 1 day for the exam and practical assessment.
Practical assessment:
• Undertaking a risk assessment
• The manufacturing and installation of a given length of pipe (2 flared ends and a brazed joint in the middle. Joint needs to be clean inside and will be cut open and inspected on completion of the assessment)
• The performance of a suitable strength test on the assessment installation and recording pressures as necessary
• The performance of a suitable tightness test on the assessment installation and recording pressures as necessary
• The repair of any leaks identified
• The performance of a suitable evacuation of the assessment installation
• The charging of the system with a specified amount of a designated refrigerant
• The charging of the system whilst it is running
• The performance of all commissioning checks and recording them as necessary to ensure correct operation of the equipment
• The completion of the F Gas data sheet
• The reclaiming of refrigerant and completion of the waste transfer note
• The removal of pipework and cutting open of the brazed joint as directed
• Leaving the test rig in a safe condition
• Draining oil from a compressor as directed
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