New gas engineers
Shorten the learning curve. Instead of guessing on your first unfamiliar appliance, see how engineers with twenty years on the tools approached the same fault — and go in with a plan.
National Gas Engineers is the app where Gas Safe registered engineers swap real fixes — a searchable archive of call-outs, fault codes, videos and advice from engineers who've already had the job in front of them.
Post a problem, get answers from engineers who've fixed it.
Watch real jobs and fixes filmed on site.
Search errors and fault codes across the whole archive.
Registration checked against your Gas Safe number.
Every screen exists because someone was stood in a customer's kitchen needing an answer.

Stuck on a job? Post it. The forum is organised by the things that actually go wrong, so your question lands in front of engineers who've seen it before — not a general audience.

Not classroom theory — footage filmed on site by working engineers. Flue runs, gas valves, wiring centres, pressure tests and the awkward installs nobody warns you about in training.

Type the error code, the symptom or the appliance. The app searches an archive of engineer conversations going back years and shows you what was actually wrong last time — and what fixed it.
Register with your Gas Safe number, and everything below is open to you.

Offers, training courses and trade suppliers.

Post a question, help someone else out.

Video walkthroughs from real jobs.

Fault codes, errors and diagnosis.

Your licence, your location, your account.
National Gas Engineers exists to raise the standard of the trade — by making the experience already in the industry easy to reach.
Shorten the learning curve. Instead of guessing on your first unfamiliar appliance, see how engineers with twenty years on the tools approached the same fault — and go in with a plan.
Stay sharp on new appliances, regs and techniques — and pass on what you know. The archive is only valuable because senior engineers keep contributing to it.
A single place where UK gas engineers help each other instead of working in isolation — mentorship, shared standards and a community that lifts the whole profession.




The value of the app depends on who's in it. That's why membership isn't open to the public — and why what gets shared inside stays protected.
You register with your Gas Safe number, so the people answering your question are qualified professionals — not hobbyists.
Fresh content lands continuously from live conversations, so guidance reflects what the trade is dealing with now.
Everything shared in the app is copyrighted and can't be reused by third parties without permission. Contributors keep control.
Swap ideas, find subcontract work and build relationships with engineers across the country.

The home feed carries offers from training centres, tool suppliers and manufacturers — put in front of a verified, UK-wide audience of working gas engineers rather than a general public.
