Gas Engineers > What is the correct procedure attending a boiler breakdown?

[ShaunCorbs]

I’m sorry, but you’re earning decent money to be there to be thorough and do a proper job. I will always tightness test and wouldn’t want to work with anyone who didn’t

? £ 30-45 decent

 

[dan_the_plumber]

I charge £50. Anyway when you find yourself in the dock because one of your houses had just blown up how much is that going to cost you

 

[ShaunCorbs]

I charge £50. Anyway when you find yourself in the dock because one of your houses had just blown up how much is that going to cost you

Not regs to do a tt on a llgsc so you won't be in any dock

 

[dan_the_plumber]

The HSC say on their website that they recommend that Landlords should ask their Gas Engineer to check gas soundness of all pipework

 

[Harvest Fields]

I’m sorry, but you’re earning decent money to be there to be thorough and do a proper job. I will always tightness test and wouldn’t want to work with anyone who didn’t

Tell that to BG

 

[Harvest Fields]

The HSC say on their website that they recommend that Landlords should ask their Gas Engineer to check gas soundness of all pipework

As above “recommend”

 

[ShaunCorbs]

As above “recommend”

Could recommend they need a new system doesn't mean they need to do it

 

[dan_the_plumber]

I know I’m wasting my breath, but In my eyes you guys are just splitting hairs. Cutting corners. You know there’s a risk factor there and you’re driving away regardless.

 

[Harvest Fields]

I know I’m wasting my breath, but In my eyes you guys are just splitting hairs. Cutting corners. You know there’s a risk factor there and you’re driving away regardless.

I think all everyone is saying mate. Is that they do not have to. Doesn’t necessarily mean they do not and even if they do not, it’s on their conscience not yours.

 

[dan_the_plumber]

You might be right mate. But there’s a newly qualified guy on this thread and he’s being told you don’t need to bother tightness testing. It’s not a very good example to set is it.

 

[Harvest Fields]

You might be right mate. But there’s a newly qualified guy on this thread and he’s being told you don’t need to bother tightness testing. It’s not a very good example to set is it.

But he doesn’t. It’s up to him if he wants to.

 

[dan_the_plumber]

I just thought that everyone did it. It only takes 5 minutes which includes packing your u-gauge away!

 

[Aire]

You might be right mate. But there’s a newly qualified guy on this thread and he’s being told you don’t need to bother tightness testing. It’s not a very good example to set is it.

I appreciate what your saying and to be fair Shaun did only say its not required, not that he didn't, and while I'm newly qualified I have been working on gas for 14 years (supervised of course) and I've always been taught to test the gas before I do any other work on gas in a property. I only asked the question regarding the TT on landlords because again it's something I just do naturally and wasn't aware it's not actually required. But for my own piece of mind I will continue to test the gas everytime

 

[dan_the_plumber]

I appreciate what your saying and to be fair Shaun did only say its not required, not that he didn't, and while I'm newly qualified I have been working on gas for 14 years (supervised of course) and I've always been taught to test the gas before I do any other work on gas in a property. I only asked the question regarding the TT on landlords because again it's something I just do naturally and wasn't aware it's not actually required. But for my own piece of mind I will continue to test the gas everytime

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