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If you were to be offered the opportunity to become a plumber or gas engineer, and you had to make a decision on which to choose, which one would it be, gas engineer or plumber, and what are the reasons for your choice? Can anyone compare and contrast the gas engineer and plumber roles? What are the similarities and what are the differences?
For example, would you do more heavy lifting as a plumber than a gas engineer, or are they both about the same, are they both equally as physically tough as the other? What examples is there of the differences in the heavy lifting between plumber and gas engineer?
Are you restricting your opportunities for earning by choosing the gas engineer route? I'm assuming a gas engineer doesn't fix taps, toilets, wash hand basins, or fit bathrooms etc? I guess that's a silly question?
Which is better paid and why?
Is gas engineer more 'specialist' than being a plumber?
Will you learn a lot more about the gas if you chose to be a gas engineer or a plumber, or does gas get equal attention in both in your training?
Cheers anyone who can help...
For example, would you do more heavy lifting as a plumber than a gas engineer, or are they both about the same, are they both equally as physically tough as the other? What examples is there of the differences in the heavy lifting between plumber and gas engineer?
Are you restricting your opportunities for earning by choosing the gas engineer route? I'm assuming a gas engineer doesn't fix taps, toilets, wash hand basins, or fit bathrooms etc? I guess that's a silly question?
Which is better paid and why?
Is gas engineer more 'specialist' than being a plumber?
Will you learn a lot more about the gas if you chose to be a gas engineer or a plumber, or does gas get equal attention in both in your training?
Cheers anyone who can help...