February 26, 2026

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Gas Work Licence (Servicing Only) Course

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Before enrolling, we ask everyone to complete a pre-enrolment check. This helps us confirm the course is a good fit for your experience and goals, and to see if you might need any support during your studies.

This step has two parts:

Course Suitability Assessment – This part helps us understand your experience, goals and understanding of the course.
LLND (Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Skills) Assessment – This is a quick check of your reading, writing, numeracy and basic digital skills.

Most people complete both parts in about 15 to 20 minutes.

Please answer the questions honestly. There are no right or wrong answers; the purpose is simply to help us support you during your studies.

2. Do you currently hold a trade or industry qualification?

A) No formal trade qualification.

B) Yes: Electrical

C) Yes: Mechanical fitter

D) Yes: Plumbing

E) Yes: Refrigeration or air-conditioning

F) Yes: Appliance repair

G) Yes: Other trade qualification (Please specify the trade.)

3. Why do you want to complete this Restricted to Servicing course?

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A) I’m not sure yet and would like advice.

B) To add gas servicing to my current trade.

C) It is required for my job.

D) To learn new skills or improve my work opportunities.

E) To obtain a QLD Gas Work Licence (Service Only) or equivalent licence in other States/Territories. (If outside QLD, please specify State/Territory.)

4. What type of gas work do you plan to do after completing this course?

A) Service and test Type A gas appliances only

B) Install gas appliances or pipework

C) Both servicing and installation of Type A gas appliances

D) I’m not sure about the difference between servicing and installing

E) Other (Please specify plans.)

5. Which best describes your current work?

A) I work in a related trade but do not service gas appliances.

B) I work in a different type of job (not a trade).

C) I am not currently working.

D) I work in a trade that services or installs appliances. (Please specify the trade and company name.)

6. Which best describes your experience working with appliances or similar equipment?

A) Regularly servicing appliances under supervision as part of my work

B) Sometimes work with appliances, but not as a main part of my job

C) I have seen this type of work but not done it myself

D) I have little or no experience

7. Do you have access to a workplace with a licensed gas fitter who can supervise your practical work?

A) Yes, through my workplace٫

B) No, there is no licensed gas fitter available٫

C) I am not sure٫

D) I am not currently working٫

8. This course requires 20 hours of supervised practical work (PED) for its logbook requirement. How will you complete this?

A) Through my workplace with a licensed gas fitter٫

B) Through Bizmatrix (I will need to book this)٫

C) I cannot complete this requirement٫

Do you have access to the following equipment required for servicing Type A gas appliances?
9. (Access can include equipment you own or can use at your workplace.)
Gas Installation Tools

A) Spanners and adjustable wrenches.

B) Screwdrivers (flathead and Phillips).

C) Multigrips or pipe grips.

D) Tube/pipe cutters or similar tools.

E) Bonding straps.

Do you have access to the following equipment required for servicing Type A gas appliances?
10. (Access can include equipment you own or can use at your workplace.)
Gas Testing Equipment

A) Manometer (digital or U-tube).

B) Gas pressure testing kit (for testing pipework or appliances).

C) Leak detection solution.

D) Gas leak detector (electronic).

E) Thermometer or temperature probe.

F) Combustion analyser.

11. Do you have access to the following equipment required for servicing Type A gas appliances?

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

A) Safety glasses

B) Safety footwear

C) Protective gloves

D) Hearing protection (earplugs or earmuffs).

E) Appropriate workwear (long-sleeved shirts and pants).

F) High-visibility clothing (vest).

12. What device will you mainly use to access the online learning?

A) Desktop or laptop

B) Tablet only

C) Mobile phone only

D) I do not have regular access to a device.

13. This course includes both theory (quizzes) and practical assessments (projects and logbooks). I understand that I will need to show my skills and knowledge to successfully complete the course.

A) Very confident

B) Somewhat confident

C) Not confident

14. How confident are you that you can set aside enough time each week to complete the training and assessment requirements?

(You may need around 8 to 10 hours per week.)

A) Very confident

B) Somewhat confident

C) Not confident

15. This course includes both theory (quizzes) and practical assessments (projects and logbooks). I understand that I will need to show my skills and knowledge to successfully complete the course.

A) Yes

B) No

16. Do you believe you may require additional support to complete this course?

(Many students select at least one option. This helps us support you.)

A) No, I don’t think I need extra support.

B) Yes, help with learning or understanding the content.

C) Yes, help with English (reading, writing or speaking).

D) Yes, help with using a computer or online systems.

E) Yes, help managing time, work or family commitments.

F) Yes, other support (Please specify the support required.)

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