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Gaffer for
oil heating engineers.

Oil heating is rural, off-grid and seasonal: everybody wants a service in October and nobody thinks about the tank until it is weeping. Gaffer puts the CD11 servicing record and the flue gas analysis on the phone, keeps the tank condition inspection against the property, and spreads next autumn’s services out by reminding customers in August instead of all at once. Quote, schedule, certify, invoice and get paid — with the 21 trade documents oil heating engineers actually use already in the account.

Where two names look alike they are different documents — a notification is not the certificate that follows it, and two schemes covering the same work each want their own form. If you think one is missing, or that one of these is redundant, say so and we will change the pack.

Trade packs and specialist workflows for oil heating engineers in Gaffer
A worked job

An annual oil boiler service, end to end

This is the shape of the work in Gaffer — the same job you already do, with the hand-offs taken off your plate.

See the same job in detail
  1. AugService due in 60 days surfaces. Booking link texted; the customer picks September.
  2. SepOn site: annual service checklist and flue gas analysis completed on the phone.
  3. SepTank condition inspection flags a rusting base; photos attached to the property.
  4. SepOFTEC CD11 servicing record emailed as a PDF; invoice sent with a Pay Now link.
  5. OctTank replacement quote accepted online with a deposit.
  6. +12 moThe August reminder goes out again without anyone remembering to start it.
Certificates & forms

21 trade documents, ready for oil heating engineers.

15 of them are written for this trade and 6 are shared with others — an EICR is an EICR whoever issues it. Every one is a real digital form, not a blank template.

Each one is a proper digital form: the fields that document actually needs, signature capture, photo attachments, a PDF the customer can keep, and — where it has one — an expiry date Gaffer tracks. Completed on the phone, offline if it has to be.

Written for oil heating engineers · 15
  • Fire valve installation
  • OFTEC CD10 installation completion
  • OFTEC CD11 servicing / commissioning
  • OFTEC commissioning
  • Oil Engineer — COSHH Assessment Record
  • Oil Engineer — Credentials & Accreditation Record
  • Oil leak response
  • Oil supply line record
  • Tank condition inspection
  • Tank decommissioning record
  • Tank replacement
  • Tank survey
  • Annual service checklist
  • Flue gas analysis
  • Unsafe situation warning notice
Shared with other trades · 6
  • CO alarm installation
  • Service record
  • Emergency callout
  • Building regs notification
  • Site survey
  • Risk assessment

Run your next oil heating engineer job on Gaffer.

Free for 14 days, no card. Pick “Oil Engineer” at sign-up and the 21 trade documents above are switched on before you finish your tea.

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