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Why choose this course?
The OFTEC Oil 105 & 600 qualification provides candidates with the skills and knowledge required to safely install oil-fired heating appliances and oil storage systems in line with current legislation and industry standards. Successful completion can support OFTEC registration, broaden the range of services offered to customers, and enhance employment opportunities within the heating industry. The course focuses on safe installation practices, environmental considerations, and compliance with industry regulations, ensuring candidates are equipped to carry out oil heating installations to a professional standard.
Further information
The OFTEC Oil 105 & 600 course is designed for experienced heating engineers, plumbers, and installers who wish to gain the knowledge and practical skills required to install pressure jet oil-fired appliances and domestic oil storage systems. It is suitable for those looking to work within the oil heating sector and achieve recognised industry competence.
- Understand the properties and characteristics of domestic fuel oils.
- Learn the regulations, legislation, and standards that apply to oil heating installations.
- Understand the requirements for domestic oil storage tanks and their installation.
- Learn how to install oil supply systems, pipework, and associated components.
- Gain an understanding of environmental protection and pollution prevention measures.
- Learn the principles of installing pressure jet oil-fired boilers and appliances.
- Understand combustion requirements, burner operation, and appliance controls.
- Learn how to identify and rectify common installation issues.
- Understand safe working practices when carrying out oil installation work.
- Develop the knowledge required to complete safe, compliant, and efficient oil heating installations.
Following successful completion of the OFTEC Oil 105 & 600 qualification, candidates may wish to progress onto Air Source Heat Pumps.
The course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based theory sessions and practical workshop activities. Candidates will learn through tutor-led presentations, demonstrations, discussions, and hands-on training exercises.