Plumbing books nvq or city and guilds

[chris watkins]

Of course I know it’s more than boilers am not under the impression after the 6 months course you know everything be a gas engineer and
Be confident enough to do gas work my idea was to do the course work along side a plumber get a couple years of experience then go for nvq

Thats the way to do it.
Have you got a gas person lined up to work with?

 

[Rob876]

Look, whatever you do, get on with it, like mick jagger says it's a gas gas gas

 

[Dougie2019]

Thats the way to do it.
Have you got a gas person lined up to work with?

Yeah i have someone where i can get the off shift here and there not 5 days though aslong as i can start from the bottom work my way up and get all the proper certification

 

[Tea-Break]

Listen to what some of the guys are saying.
I don’t see how you can work as a gas engineer without a sound plumbing/heating knowledge.
It’s not all roses, I can speak from experience. Whilst ‘on the books’ I was expected to complete eight landlord and services daily and that’s fairly common. Sorry but I don’t agree with these short
direct access courses.