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No but you do need to be qualified to work on Oil and insured.Simple Question lol. Ive been asked to fix a oil leak on a the supply pipe at the boiler do i need to be oftec registered
Is that right?No qualifications required to work on oil.
No need for OFTEC registration.
Just do it!
Those people would also include your insurance company. That really brings me back to my first point. You really should be qualified. I know that legally there may be nothing written that says 'MUST' be qualified but if you are not, you could come unstuck in the event that something goes wrong.Judge, or other legal people ask you - Are you fully qualified to work on oil?
The home owners insurance company would be very impressed with he's diy prowessRepairs am sure to oil leaks would be okay, but there is always a possibility that if a serious leak then developed, no matter who was at fault, what would happen?
Let's say the kerosine seeped into a neighbours, (or worse, a river) and a massive claim started. You go to court knowing it wasn't your fault. Judge, or other legal people ask you - Are you fully qualified to work on oil?
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