What is the combustion chamber
My career in the gas industry
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Cross that bridge if you can't get a job, don't make plans on how to give up trying until you have.
After numerous requests we have setup a new forum section that only registered gas fitters can access to discuss issues that aren't suitable for unqualified eyes to read!
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So if you would like access, please complete the application form here.
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The new section is free to use but to ensure only qualified gas fitters access the forum, members will be pre-approved.
So if you would like access, please complete the application form here.
PS if you are a retired gas fitter please contact me here for details on how to gain access.
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It is a private sub forum on this site, you have to register to join. You will need gas safe registration to join.
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Pack it up John. This is a young lad that needs a helping hand.
You’re a nasty old man.
You spelled filly's name wrong.
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I wouldn’t go that far.
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The only thing I can think that you think Im talking about is your frilly knickers.
Ours has an adjustable drivers seat, steering wheel and mirrors so that the seating arrangement can be swapped, depending who is the least busy on site. Doesn't your vehicle?
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Not at the moment im very hot and sticky
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You could specialise in gas safety records/certificates. There are companies who only do those. You could easily go about on an E-bike. In fact that might be the best way to get around, in some areas!
You would inevitably meet the challenge of the country's Estate Agents - unqualified self important people who will try to tell you your job.
However, if you engaged with the right people and got to know them, and made sure you got paid on time, always, you could become established in your area. Then there are all the employers of people, like dentists, and doctors surgeries, who need them doing, and at strange hours.
It's important work, if a bit tedious, but it's regular. You would send reminders out when the time is due, etc.
You'd probably benefit from some advice from the CC about what you actually DO DO, for a Landlords record. I've seen them "done" in 5 minutes, for silly low rates - that's not the end of the business you want to be involved in. There are companies doing them en masse. Again a bike might be OK for those, and you could start by shadowing one of their men.
Once established for a particular landlord (skip the agent if you can), he will be grateful for feedback about what's going on in the property, because he doesn't visit regularly. That way you'd keep the customer.
Hope the pills get on top of the attacks, they usually seem to.
You would inevitably meet the challenge of the country's Estate Agents - unqualified self important people who will try to tell you your job.
However, if you engaged with the right people and got to know them, and made sure you got paid on time, always, you could become established in your area. Then there are all the employers of people, like dentists, and doctors surgeries, who need them doing, and at strange hours.
It's important work, if a bit tedious, but it's regular. You would send reminders out when the time is due, etc.
You'd probably benefit from some advice from the CC about what you actually DO DO, for a Landlords record. I've seen them "done" in 5 minutes, for silly low rates - that's not the end of the business you want to be involved in. There are companies doing them en masse. Again a bike might be OK for those, and you could start by shadowing one of their men.
Once established for a particular landlord (skip the agent if you can), he will be grateful for feedback about what's going on in the property, because he doesn't visit regularly. That way you'd keep the customer.
Hope the pills get on top of the attacks, they usually seem to.
