The LAV (Leisure Associated Vehicles) Assessment is a specialist qualification designed for gas engineers who wish to work with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) systems in caravans, motorhomes, and other mobile leisure vehicles. As part of the Accredited Certification Scheme (ACS), this assessment is essential for engineers seeking to join or maintain their registration with the Gas Safe Register for this area of work. It focuses on the unique safety requirements, installation standards, and appliance servicing procedures specific to LPG systems in leisure vehicles.Who is this for?This course is intended for qualified gas operatives who are looking to expand their scope of work to include LPG systems in leisure vehicles. It is suitable for engineers who already hold core LPG qualifications and are seeking to gain certification in this specialised area. Candidates should have a solid understanding of gas safety principles and be prepared to demonstrate their competence in both practical and theoretical aspects of working with LPG in mobile environments.What’s involved?The assessment includes a combination of written and practical evaluations that test the candidate’s knowledge of LPG safety, system design, appliance installation, ventilation, flueing, and emergency procedures specific to leisure vehicles. It ensures that engineers are fully equipped to carry out safe and compliant work in caravans and motorhomes. Successful completion of the assessment leads to certification under the ACS scheme, enabling the operative to legally work on LPG systems in leisure vehicles and register this competence with Gas Safe.
