BPEC Residential Park Homes (CCLP1 RPH)

Course Outline

The Residential Park Homes LPG Core (CCLP1 RPH) course is a specialist module under the ACS (Accredited Certification Scheme) designed for gas engineers working with LPG systems in residential park homes. It builds on the core LPG safety knowledge and focuses on the unique requirements of park home environments.

Entry Requirements

Must hold Core Domestic LPG Safety (CCLP1) or equivalent Suitable for: Category 1: Experienced gas engineers Category 2: Applicants with relevant mechanical qualifications Category 3: New entrants (may require additional training)

What will I learn?

Gas Safety Legislation & Standards Includes Building Regulations, British Standards, and legal responsibilities specific to park homes2. Characteristics of LPG Understanding LPG properties, combustion behaviour, and safety implications

Cylinder & Bulk Storage Safety Location, sizing, and securing of LPG cylinders and bulk vessels Emergency isolation, flow control, and valve operation. Pipework Installation & Testing Sizing, routing, installation, and fault identification Tightness testing and purging procedures tailored to RPH environments

Ventilation & Flueing Requirements Compliance with airflow, chimney standards, and flue system types (open, closed, balanced, fan-assisted). Combustion Performance Analysis Flue gas testing and appliance performance checks

Appliance Controls & Commissioning Safe operation, servicing, fault diagnosis, and relighting procedures. Unsafe Situations & Emergency Actions Use of warning labels, emergency notices, and corrective procedures

Course Assessment

Written Theory Test, Practical Assessment, Professional Discussion

Career Progression

Work legally on LPG systems in residential park homes, leisure accommodation vehicles (LAVs), and permanent dwellings (PDs). Register with the Gas Safe Register, which is essential for legal compliance

Duration

01 August 2025 - 31 July 2026