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Once you successfully complete your gas technician training and certification, your career options are practically limitless. Your Gas Technician license opens doors to skilled trades career opportunities that you may not have even considered before. In our Career Close-Up series, we'll explore the industry jobs you can choose from to help you prepare for the career you want!
Gas Appliance Repair Technician
Gas appliance repair technicians are the heroes who come to the rescue when water heaters, washers, dryers, stoves or fireplaces are malfunctioning. As a gas appliance repair technician, you will specialize in gas appliances, particularly heating devices, and supporting mechanisms — for example, thermocouples (or heat sensors), thermostats, safety valves and pilot lights (often the most frequent source of problems). Keeping up with manufacturer innovations and service bulletins and being well-educated in the diagnosis, service and repair of the components that keep appliances working.