Tulloch PriestCo-founder, Gas Engineer Software · Co-founder of Gas Engineer Software

Why You Should Be Calling Gas Safe

9 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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In this excerpt from the YouTube video "Why You Should Be Calling Gas Safe," the speaker urges engineers to contact Gas Safe for technical guidance, especially on matters like tightness testing. He acknowledges that many engineers fear that calling will automatically trigger an inspection, but clarifies that Gas Safe does not penalise callers for seeking information. Instead, the more engineers reach out, the better they can resolve unknowns. From Gas Safe’s perspective, an engineer who asks questions rather than ignores uncertainties is the ideal professional.

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Would you recommend the engineer's call in a GasSafe? 100%. But they're always too frightened because they think it triggers— a lot of engineers think it triggers an inspection. I mean, if you called up and asked about how to do a tightness test, then they would probably— it would probably trigger an inspection. Right. But they will never penalise you for phoning up and asking technical questions because the more you phone up, the more you're trying to find the answer to something you don't know. And from a GasSafe point of view, well, that's the ideal engineer. If you don't know it, you find it out rather than just Ignore it.