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sorry about the late reply mate. what i mean by future aims is that if your looking to work for a big company in the future i think having an nvq 3 on your cv will look better than doing a fastrack course. also with the fastrack course i personally dont think they really go into that much...

has anyone on here evry worked for national grid as an engineer??? if so just wanted to know abit more about what the role involves ??

it all depends on how much gas knowledge u have....i did a fastrack course and i felt as if everything is thrwon togethere just to make up numbers....personally i think the nvq3 would be much further in depth in gas knowledge but again i havent done the nvq3 so i wouldnt know...also depends on...

what do you mean by block release? is the nvq3 a 2year course?

the fastrack courses are a waste of time if you ask me you can never get all that gas knowledge in 2-3weeks in my opinion....if i could turn back the clock i would have done an nvq3 in gas fitting which lasts 2years ..

adlplumbing:- thanks for the advice....im based in the midlands....ive looked into smart metering no luck on that either ...never ending CV'S and application forms filling out....ive had enough to be fair im fully domestically qualified ive got CCN1 CENWAT1 CKR1 HTR1 DAH1 MET1...yet im still...

just been onto another agency worcester bosch are looking for service engineers in my area so ive applied to them aswell....fingers crossed...hey......agency said should hopefully have an interview booked by this week....

i havent got a power flush machine

yeh cheers ile give them a try.....they way im feeling cnt get any worse so ile give them a try lol

west midlands

just rang both rig and st personnells both daid they got nothing on BG sub for service/breakdown at mintue.....is there any place else i can try for BG subbing or should i just sit tight and wait??? thanks for the feed back by the way guys i feel as if im getting that very much closer.

and also it will be intresting seeing how i get on??? should i not bother going there firemant???

firemant:- i didnt really understand ur last post mate....about the £18 bit can you just explain it plz if u dnt mind??? also what did you mean abt managers not liking subbys??

nice1 pal ....i havent done much back boilers but i guess they cnt be that hard to do....

what would a typical BG service consist of??

really stupid question here...... how do i join the combustion chamber?? im all new to this so sorry...

ive got an nvq2 in plumbing and heating plus my acs in all the domestic side of gas appliances.... i thought the sub contracting role was just for service/beakdown of heating systems...im quite confidient on the worl i carry out i cant see why theyd put a subby thru a nvq3 qnd i cnt see why...

ive applies for the BG sub contracting role so i guess the van size doesnt matter...ive got a little berlingo i hope that does the job...

well waiting for a call back sub contracting dont seem too bad of an option for me at the mintue.....so lets wait and see what happens.....

what does a ASV consist of?? is it a full strip down? just rang the agencies they said they will get back to me.... i didnt tell them i recently applied for a perm position and got knocked back dont no if that was un ethical of me....