COMCAT Commercial Catering

twitchboy · May 26, 2014

Commercial Catering

Anyone do it? What are the pros and cons of the job? There seems to be a lot of work about for it so I'm thinking of renewing my gas ticket and then getting my COMCAT.

I bet it's hot and smelly right? I can't imagine it's technically too challenging though? I mean cookers are fairly basic when compared to boilers etc?

kirkgas · May 26, 2014

I see a few jobs advertised round about Glasgow and Edinburgh they seem to be paying about £22k - 24k which doesn't seem an awful lot, especially with a fair bit of driving to different areas I would presume which can lead to lat finishes etc

lame plumber · May 26, 2014

need lots of dust sheets so you stay clean and be prepared to wipe your feet on the way out

twitchboy · May 27, 2014

Saw three comcat jobs today in the M25 area that are paying 32 to 35k. Ok it's London but still solid money for a 40 hour week.

snowhead · May 27, 2014

London restaurants, parking must be impossible?

Hot
Smelly
Dirty
Greasy
Want everything fixing yesterday or out of hours.
Parts not always easy to get
Wear gloves, sharp stainless steel edges always come out and attack you.

Technically, the shear variety, there's more than cookers and there's loads of categories.

[DLMURL]http://www.neta.co.uk/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=%2b4j9WqmJuG0%3d&tabid=173&language=en-GB#page=16[/DLMURL]

P J F PLUMBING · May 27, 2014

I've got my comcats Dirty smelly sticky and always try not to pay !!

IDCHAPPY · May 27, 2014

snowhead said:
London restaurants, parking must be impossible?

Hot
Smelly
Dirty
Greasy
Want everything fixing yesterday or out of hours.
Parts not always easy to get
Wear gloves, sharp stainless steel edges always come out and attack you.

Technically, the shear variety, there's more than cookers and there's loads of categories.

[DLMURL]http://www.neta.co.uk/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=%2b4j9WqmJuG0%3d&tabid=173&language=en-GB#page=16[/DLMURL]