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Ialso have no qualifications in heatpumps, and I am still not MCS accredited, I have no QMS and I am not paying REAL £200 a year, However I am installing MCS accredited heat pumps and signning them off on to the MCS register, therefore I am living proof that the MCS is not fit for purpose No I am not a cowboy, but because of the insistance of this rediculous idea that renewables should be a seperate industry I am going to fight this the only way I know by refusing to join it and carry on the way I have been, there fore in the eyes of the governing bodies I must be a cowboy, Yeehaw!!!!!!!!!!!
Theirs to many builders doing plumbing work now along with the public doing all thier own small works. Concern i have is do you need a plumbing qaulification to do ground source or solar? ( couldnt be bothered to read all threads so apologise if been mentioned already).If you dont then again anyone can do these courses leaving us high n dry.
Yes, back in boiler scrappage days, the utilities were on average one third more expensive than independents and in some parts of the country 60% more expensive.its a sad state of affairs really, because the customers are only going to pay huge prices and will take them even longer to make their money back
Yes, back in boiler scrappage days, the utilities were on average one third more expensive than independents and in some parts of the country 60% more expensive.
No you don't have to be a plumber to do any of these courses any tramp can walk in off the streets and walk out with a card proving their qualified to install renewables:cheesy:yes you have to be a plumber
[Ialso have no qualifications in heatpumps, and I am still not MCS accredited, I have no QMS and I am not paying REAL £200 a year, However I am installing MCS accredited heat pumps and signning them off on to the MCS register, therefore I am living proof that the MCS is not fit for purpose No I am not a cowboy, but because of the insistance of this rediculous idea that renewables should be a seperate industry I am going to fight this the only way I know by refusing to join it and carry on the way I have been, there fore in the eyes of the governing bodies I must be a cowboy, Yeehaw!!!!!!!!!!!/QUOTE]
correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I'm aware the customer does not get the feed back tarriff if you are not mcs registered
[Ialso have no qualifications in heatpumps, and I am still not MCS accredited, I have no QMS and I am not paying REAL £200 a year, However I am installing MCS accredited heat pumps and signning them off on to the MCS register, therefore I am living proof that the MCS is not fit for purpose No I am not a cowboy, but because of the insistance of this rediculous idea that renewables should be a seperate industry I am going to fight this the only way I know by refusing to join it and carry on the way I have been, there fore in the eyes of the governing bodies I must be a cowboy, Yeehaw!!!!!!!!!!!/QUOTE]
correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I'm aware the customer does not get the feed back tarriff if you are not mcs registered
The "Feed In Tariff" is for Solar PV, The RHPP announced today is for heat pumps,solar thermal and biomass etc. There has been no statement on what the RHI (Renewable Heat Incentive" payments will be for Domestic customers when it kicks off in 2012 either way its not going to make any difference as who is going to spend money on a technology that you don't know what you may get back for adopting early. So much for market stimulation!.... another good idea totally wrecked by Bureaucratic idiots you wouldn't know a "renewable technology" if it bit them on the backside.
How do you define a plumber or is it just some who can do the job with insurance ?yes you have to be a plumber
How do you define a plumber or is it just some who can do the job with insurance ?
someone who i qualified to at least nvq2 standard, there is often a get out clause though were they say, or somebody with extensive experience following professional discusion. ie "can you do it or what?" and "do you have the money?"
[Ialso have no qualifications in heatpumps, and I am still not MCS accredited, I have no QMS and I am not paying REAL £200 a year, However I am installing MCS accredited heat pumps and signning them off on to the MCS register, therefore I am living proof that the MCS is not fit for purpose No I am not a cowboy, but because of the insistance of this rediculous idea that renewables should be a seperate industry I am going to fight this the only way I know by refusing to join it and carry on the way I have been, there fore in the eyes of the governing bodies I must be a cowboy, Yeehaw!!!!!!!!!!!/QUOTE]
correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I'm aware the customer does not get the feed back tarriff if you are not mcs registered
you are absolutely correct. I am not MCS accredited and my customers will get the renewable heat incentive, technically because I am not MCS accredited I am not supposed to be able to do sign offs but I regularly do and log them into the MCS database, you seem to forget that the Government are behind all this and their incompitance knows no bounds, why do you think there is a campaign to alter the MCS its because the government couldnt organise a p..............................
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It can be done, Mark - it just costs loads and takes a lot of your time! It shouldn't, of course, and I'm working to make the whole MCS stuff more simple for small businesses so that it doesn't!its a direction i'm looking to go in, but just finding the time to get on a course!
The deeper I delve into the whole MCS thing, the more worried I get - right now, Mike, your guess is as good as mine :thinking:So Should BG be allowed to be MCS accredited then
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