@nea.org.ukGas Safe registered engineers carry an ID card. This could be a physical card or a digital card. If an engineer does not show you their Gas Safe ID card when they arrive at your property, don’t be afraid to ask to see it.
Find out more at bit.ly/GasSafeIDCard #GSW26
@nea-cymru.bsky.socialGas Safe registered engineers carry an ID card. This could be a physical card or a digital card. If an engineer does not show you their Gas Safe ID card when they arrive at your property, don’t be afraid to ask to see it.
Find out more at bit.ly/GasSafeIDCard #GSW26
@coresearchtrust.bsky.socialGas Safe registered engineers carry an ID card. This could be a physical card or a digital card. If an engineer does not show you their Gas Safe ID card when they arrive at your property, don’t be afraid to ask to see it.
Find out more at bit.ly/GasSafeIDCard #GSW26
@nea.org.ukIn the wrong hands gas work can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions or carbon monoxide poisoning. If there’s a problem with your gas appliance, don’t try to fix it yourself. Always use a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer.
Find out more at bit.ly/DoNotDIYGas #GSW26
@coresearchtrust.bsky.socialIn the wrong hands gas work can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions or carbon monoxide poisoning. If there’s a problem with your gas appliance, don’t try to fix it yourself. Always use a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer.
Find out more at bit.ly/DoNotDIYGas #GSW26
@nea-cymru.bsky.socialIn the wrong hands gas work can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions or carbon monoxide poisoning. If there’s a problem with your gas appliance, don’t try to fix it yourself. Always use a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer.
Find out more at bit.ly/DoNotDIYGas #GSW26
@nea-cymru.bsky.socialIn a gas emergency, it’s important to act quickly. Stop using gas appliances, turn off the gas at the meter, open windows, go outside, and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. Get medical help if you feel unwell.
Find out more at bit.ly/EmergencyGas #GSW26
@nea.org.ukIn a gas emergency, it’s important to act quickly. Stop using gas appliances, turn off the gas at the meter, open windows, go outside, and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. Get medical help if you feel unwell.
Find out more at bit.ly/EmergencyGas #GSW26
@cobalthousing.bsky.social🔥 Know what to do in a gas emergency.
If you smell gas or your carbon monoxide alarm sounds, open windows and doors, turn off the gas at the meter if it's safe, and call Cadent on 0800 111 999. Then contact us on 0330 303 2222.
Stay safe. 💙
@coresearchtrust.bsky.socialIn a gas emergency, it’s important to act quickly. Stop using gas appliances, turn off the gas at the meter, open windows, go outside, and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. Get medical help if you feel unwell.
Find out more at bit.ly/EmergencyGas #GSW26
@nea-cymru.bsky.socialAnyone carrying out gas work for you must be Gas Safe registered. If they’re not, they’re working illegally. Cutting corners to save money is not worth it; it can put lives at risk and could cost more to fix.
Check your engineer is Gas Safe at gassaferegister.co.uk #GSW26
@coresearchtrust.bsky.socialAnyone carrying out gas work for you must be Gas Safe registered. If they’re not, they’re working illegally. Cutting corners to save money is not worth it; it can put lives at risk and could cost more to fix.
Check your engineer is Gas Safe at gassaferegister.co.uk #GSW26
@nea.org.ukAnyone carrying out gas work for you must be Gas Safe registered. If they’re not, they’re working illegally. Cutting corners to save money is not worth it; it can put lives at risk and could cost more to fix.
Check your engineer is Gas Safe at gassaferegister.co.uk #GSW26
@nea-cymru.bsky.socialLandlords have legal duties to help keep their tenants gas safe, including arranging a gas safety check. Tenants should always ask to see the engineer's Gas Safe ID when they arrive at their home.
Find out more at bit.ly/GSRLandlords #GSW26
@nea.org.ukLandlords have legal duties to help keep their tenants gas safe, including arranging a gas safety check. Tenants should always ask to see the engineer's Gas Safe ID when they arrive at their home.
Find out more at bit.ly/GSRLandlords #GSW26
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@coresearchtrust.bsky.socialLandlords have legal duties to help keep their tenants gas safe, including arranging a gas safety check. Tenants, always ask to see the engineer’s Gas Safe ID when they arrive at your home.
Find out more at bit.ly/GSRLandlords #GSW26
@isec-tugraz.bsky.socialWe hope you had a great time at Graz Security Week this year. Will you join us in 2027? 😎☀️
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@nea-cymru.bsky.socialWhen were your gas appliances last checked? All gas appliances such as boilers, cookers and fires should be checked every year by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer to help make sure they’re working safely.
Find more gas safety advice at gassafetyweek.co.uk #GSW26
