Gas Safety Week kicks off on Monday, running from 8 to 14 September, with this year’s campaign centred on the theme “Looking after your home, friends, family”. Once again, it will shine a spotlight on the importance of yearly checks and the professionalism of Gas Safe registered engineers in keeping homes and businesses safe.
This annual event has grown into the industry’s biggest public awareness initiative, bringing together thousands of supporters each year. For engineers, it is both a chance to demonstrate their expertise and to remind customers why choosing a registered professional is the only safe option. Carbon monoxide poisoning continues to affect more than a thousand people annually in the UK, underlining the importance of regular servicing and checks.
The Heating and Hotwater Industry Council (HHIC) has confirmed its support for the campaign, joining organisations across the country to raise awareness of safe gas use. Stewart Clements, director of HHIC, says: “Gas Safety Week serves as a crucial reminder for all households and businesses to prioritise regular servicing of their gas appliances. Annual safety checks by a Gas Safe registered engineer are essential to maintaining efficiency and safeguarding against potential risks.”
Here are some of the reasons why supporters take part:
• Corporate social responsibility – help protect your customers and save lives.
• Looking for new content? You can use the free gas safety materials as part of your own advertising campaign.
• Improve your brand awareness – tell us what you’re doing to support the campaign, and we’ll aim to share as many supporters’ activities as we can on X (formerly Twitter), in the campaign roundup report, and in the Registered Gas Engineer magazine.
• Thousands of supporters take part in Gas Safety Week each year – don’t miss out to your competitors.
To help engineers and businesses spread the word, Gas Safe Register has made its free supporters’ toolkit available, packed with posters, factsheets, leaflets and ready-made digital content. Supporters are also encouraged to share their activities during the week, with stories and images to be featured across social media channels.
For more information on Gas Safety Week and gas safety tips, visit Gas Safe Register.

