K
kay-jay
ok so as some are aware i'm now working with a gsr company 3 days a week while doing my other jobs across the remaining 4 days.
was doing full heating install with boss this week when gas safe rings him up........
such and such a job you did last week, you were not allowed to do it, don't do it again or we will revoke your ticket they said.
big long argument ensued and is still ongoing, thought i would throw the scenario up in here to see what you guys think.
job was in a pie shop, simple leak on gas supply caused when owner moved oven, first question asked on phone 'is your meter domestic or commercial??'
answer its just a domestic meter, so we went round meter was domestic so job done......
back to gas safe phone call 'you don't have a commercial ticket'
boss ' correct, but premises not on a commercial meter'
doesn't matter
yes it does
no it don't
yes it does
i run my fecking business from home does that make me commercial???
err err err hmm err
listen pal my domestic ticket covers domestic meters and pipework and certain appliances attached. if a property has a domestic meter i'm doing the work end of! if it has a commercial meter then i turn it down.
as i said situation ongoing what do you think? who is in the right and is there any guidance in regs which backs up either side of the debate?
kj
was doing full heating install with boss this week when gas safe rings him up........
such and such a job you did last week, you were not allowed to do it, don't do it again or we will revoke your ticket they said.
big long argument ensued and is still ongoing, thought i would throw the scenario up in here to see what you guys think.
job was in a pie shop, simple leak on gas supply caused when owner moved oven, first question asked on phone 'is your meter domestic or commercial??'
answer its just a domestic meter, so we went round meter was domestic so job done......
back to gas safe phone call 'you don't have a commercial ticket'
boss ' correct, but premises not on a commercial meter'
doesn't matter
yes it does
no it don't
yes it does
i run my fecking business from home does that make me commercial???
err err err hmm err
listen pal my domestic ticket covers domestic meters and pipework and certain appliances attached. if a property has a domestic meter i'm doing the work end of! if it has a commercial meter then i turn it down.
as i said situation ongoing what do you think? who is in the right and is there any guidance in regs which backs up either side of the debate?
kj
