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I`m not yet registered. But it`s going to happen. But I`ve been thinking ahead, thinking what options are available, then I thought how hard is commercial... Didn`t mean to ruffle feathers u understand, just thinking out possible options. Tbh I really know nothing compared to you guys on here, but that`s why Im here.
 
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Are you qualified though mate? Are you from a plumbing background? How have you done your gas training? You have to understand we will be happy to help you out however we just need more info so we have a starting ground
 
I`m not yet registered. But it`s going to happen. But I`ve been thinking ahead, thinking what options are available, then I thought how hard is commercial... Didn`t mean to ruffle feathers u understand, just thinking out possible options.

will give you a time frame

domestic min of 5-10 years experience
commercial on the job experience with a com engy 5 years

then go for com gas safe exam
 
Are you qualified though mate? Are you from a plumbing background? How have you done your gas training? You have to understand we will be happy to help you out however we just need more info so we have a starting ground

and know how to help you better eg how indepth we need to go
 
Come on STEVE.
Your looking like a trol at the moment.
Please tell us you background. How old you are, if your working in the gas field, if you have any other plumbing experience. Have you done any other courses etc.

If you don't then I for one will be giving no help or reply to your posts.
 
Are you qualified though mate? Are you from a plumbing background? How have you done your gas training? You have to understand we will be happy to help you out however we just need more info so we have a starting ground

Hi, I`m not registered yet, no. I do have plumbing experience (trained quite a few years ago). Yes Ive done the acs gas and now have ccn1, but i want to do more options. To continue a theme, the more, the merrier!

I really need a job doing gas (to really get to grips with it), which I don`t currently have. What i want to do is install and repair boilers.
 
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No i havent. is it a good thing to do? Tbh I`d be inclined towards looking at courses the local college or my ex training centre offer...
 
Hi, I`m not registered yet, no. I do have plumbing experience (trained quite a few years ago). Yes Ive done the acs gas and now have ccn1, but i want to do more options. To continue a theme, the more, the merrier!

I really need a job doing gas (to really get to grips with it), which I don`t currently have. What i want to do is install and repair boilers.

Problem is mate if you've done a fast track course very very few companies will touch you so your option is to go self employed
 
yeah ive done a fast track for gas but i did almost pass the course some years ago. Passed all the papers and almost all the practical assessment, so no apologies for taking the quick route. It should have happened years ago!
 
That's fine mate and you've passed however my point still remains that a lot of companies won't touch you if you do a fast track course they want experience which unfortunately these courses don't give you. All I am saying is that self-employed might be the more likely option
 
yeah ive done a fast track for gas but i did almost pass the course some years ago. Passed all the papers and almost all the practical assessment, so no apologies for taking the quick route. It should have happened years ago!

Thankyou and no problem. The way to go is s/e but to also undergo further training, because I know I`m not competent yet.
 

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