what questions to expect on a technical assessment for a service engineer role?

[armyash]

Hi guys, what type of questions could I expect during a technical assessment for a service and breakdown engineer position? I have a 20 minute technical assessment to do this week and I've been told it's a written test but no idea what to expect.

 

[dave1]

I'd say expect ventilation questions on open flues, some basic breakdown questions. Have a quick read through your books I'm sure you'll be fine ash.

 

[Leo21]

Is it for BG? If it is you need to learn the mantra. "It needs a power flush, and parts aren't available for this model"

 

[armyash]

Is it for BG? If it is you need to learn the mantra. "It needs a power flush, and parts aren't available for this model"[/QUOTE Lol nope not BG.

 

[kris]

If it's bg then they'll show you diagrams of pumps in wrong positions and what would happen, and a multiple choice on gas safety,

 

[Destroyer2813]

My guess is swale heating

 

[villa_tom]

[/QUOTE Lol nope not BG.[/QUOTE]

Youre too ugly for BG anyway 🙂

honestly though, most "gas tests" are general run of the mill stuff that you check for everyday without even noticing 🙂

 

[bigads28]

You might get something on electrical safety and isolating.

 

[Leo21]

[/QUOTE Lol nope not BG.

Youre too ugly for BG anyway 🙂

honestly though, most "gas tests" are general run of the mill stuff that you check for everyday without even noticing 🙂[/QUOTE]

Erm what tests are they then? For the benefit of everybody else.

 

[Rickster123]

Youre too ugly for BG anyway 🙂

honestly though, most "gas tests" are general run of the mill stuff that you check for everyday without even noticing 🙂

Erm what tests are they then? For the benefit of everybody else.[/QUOTE]

the sniff test, the lighter test and the canary test.

 

[Leo21]

Erm what tests are they then? For the benefit of everybody else.

the sniff test, the lighter test and the canary test.[/QUOTE]

In my day we didn't have lighters, so we called it the swan vesta test.