NVQ level 2??

[gasafengineer]

I come across some brilliant clued up engineers most of them have no formal qualifications what so ever , many to an extent are self taught
inovation , invention its all there , so where do u find them , go to Santa Pod , the fella who designed & built his own engine in his garden shed ??

Hey Transam , didn't know you knew about the 1200 horsepower 605 cubic inch wedge headed motor i built for the 68 dodge charger to run on nitrous.

see you @ the Pod.

 

[onlyfitidealboilers]

your a tit son

 

[gasafengineer]

your a tit son

But true onlyfiddlewithboilers.

 

[Aquilani]

Hello all, I am from East Grinstead (Sussex area) and I'm looking to work with a plumber so that I can gain experience to help me with my NVQ level 2 plumbing course. I am in my final year and although I'm nearly finished with the college side of things I need someone that can help me get through my workplace portfolio. I am available week days and weekends when I'm not labouring for someone else although any plumbing work would take priority. I wouldn’t be looking for much if any money (maybe just lunch).

If anyone would be interested please post back here or email me direct at [email protected]

Thanks,

Sam

Ignore the idiot's on here, if you are determined to succeed then you will. I admire your efforts and willingness to work for free.
You do not need A levels and still have every chance of a long and fruitful career as a plumber if your a quick learner and have the right attitude.
Good luck for the future.

 

[kevplumb]

Most don't appreciate the merits of a properly trained plumbing & heating engineer , repairing boilers & installing combis is a far cry from the 'real world' of what should be expected of this trade , let most RGIs loose in a plantroom & they would be lost , ask most on here to install a bank of boilers with proper control & i can forsee a lot of head scratching. , lets not get into ad-hoc conections , split flow & return common headers , common header with injection manifold , advantages of close coupled tee arrangements (primary/secondary) , lead lag arrangements , boiler sequencing , primary ring main with injection , correct installation of an HE boiler when added to a conventional bank , avoidance of back end corrosion , gas boosters , commercial strength testing/tightness testing , cutting threading & welding steel pipe , lead burning (herringbone/thumbnail) , i could go on........puts the plumbing & heating trade into some sort of perspective don't you think? ..................anyway , back to those clever domestic boiler monkeys on here with their fans , PCBs , flow switches...................

This is a DIY forum for domestic related works,many are not interested in your commercial drivel.

and many of us are wazuk