Gas Safety Week is a national safety campaign to raise awareness of gas safety in the UK. Taking place 14th - 20th September 2026.
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Thank you to everyone sharing advice on carbon monoxide, renting, illegal gas work, emergencies, DIY risks and engineer ID checks this week. Gas Safety Week 2026 may be over, but gas safety matters all year round.
#GSW26 #TakeNoChances #GasSafetyWeekGas
Mae peirianwyr cofrestredig Diogewlch Nwy yn cario cerdyn adnabod. Gallai hwn fod yn gerdyn corfforol neu’n gerdyn digidol. Os nad yw peiriannydd yn dangos ei gerdyn adnabod Diogelwch Nwy i chi pan fyddant yn cyrraed eich eiddo, peidiwch ag ofni gofyn am ei weld.
Gas 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
It’s the final day of Gas Safety Week, and today we’re reminding the nation to check their engineer's Gas Safe ID card. #GSW26 #GasSafetyWeek #TakeNoChances
Yn y dwylo anghywir, gall gwaith nwy achosi gollyngiadau nwy, tanau, ffrwydradau neu wenwyno carbon monocsid. Os oes problem gyda’ch offer nwy, peidiwch â cheisio ei drwsio eich hun. Defnyddiwch beiriannydd cymwys sydd wedi’i gofrestru gyda Diogelwch Nwy bob amser.
In 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
Today’s #GasSafetyWeek focus is simple but vital: never DIY with gas—leave it to a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Follow today’s updates to understand why you should #TakeNoChances with DIY and the indirect gas risks when tackling DIY around the house. #GSW26
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These are the main symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning.
From signs of a leak to prevention, this #GasSafetyWeek make sure you are keeping you and your family safe. 👇
gassaferegister.co.uk/gas-sa…
ALT GAS SAFETY WEEK 2024 The six main symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning: Breathlessness Collapse Dizziness Headaches Loss of consciousness Nausea
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Do you know what to do in a gas emergency? 💨
Follow these steps.
1️⃣ Turn off the gas
2️⃣ Go outside
3️⃣ Call the National Gas Emergency Service
Tag someone to share these essential gas safety tips! 👇
#GasSafetyWeek #happyCustomer #homeownertips #boilerrepair #GasSafeRegister
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In 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 002 001. Get medical help if you feel unwell. Find out more at bit.ly/EmergencyGas #GSW26
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Although @GasSafetyWeek 2026 is almost over, gas safety matters all year round.
Take no chances when it comes to your safety.
Follow the advice from @GasSafeRegister to help protect your home and the people that matter most to you.
#GSW26
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Carbon monoxide (CO) is called the silent killer because you can’t see, smell or taste it. Help protect your household by fitting audible CO alarms marked, BS EN 50291, which will alert you if CO is detected.
Find more CO safety advice at bit.ly/COSafetyGSR #GSW26
ALT Public safety warning: "Carbon monoxide (CO) has no smell, taste or colour. Install a CO alarm and test it regularly." Speech bubble above a plug‑in carbon monoxide alarm, with Gas Safety Week and Gas Safe logos.
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In 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
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In 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
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To cap off Gas Safety week make sure going forward you know the six signs of poisoning: headaches, dizziness, breathlessness, nausea, collapse, and loss of consciousness.
@gassaferegister
#GSW26 #GasSafetyWeek #TakeNoChances #EnergySaving #EnergyEfficient #advice #GasSafety
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We fit carbon monoxide detectors in all our council homes for FREE, and they are checked each year as part of your annual gas safety check.
If you’re a WHBC tenant and don’t have one installed in your home, contact Housing Maintenance on 0800 111 4484.
#GSW26
ALT Installing and testing carbon monoxide alarm
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When 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
ALT Reminder to get gas appliances checked annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer to protect your home and family, shown as a bright speech-bubble safety message over a cozy living room with a lit fireplace, relaxed family members, and Gas Safety Week and Gas Safe logos.
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Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly poisonous gas that you can’t see, smell, hear or taste – that’s why it’s known as the ‘silent killer’.
We’re working with our partners @SGNgas to remind everyone of the symptoms of CO poisoning.
Info: sgn.co.uk/CO
#GasSafetyWeek #GSW26
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If you're not sure who's at the door, ask for ID or check with the contact centre on
0300 330 7003.
This link to our website has more information about our approach to gas safety - nph.org.uk/your-safety/safet…
#GSW26
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Landlords 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
