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Pawel, just trust the engineers on here mate. Follow the rules and get more knowledge and you will see things becoming much easier. The majority of people on here are highly trained and have huge background of plumbing. The engineers did not just spent their hard earned money for endless trainings but also for the knowledge to become a great engineer. A lot of people on here have over 20-40 years experience. I would say stick around here and try to pick other brains knowledge. If you feel ready then please be my guest and go ahead but you may end up having an installation issue and that could cost you money to fix that and not only that but perhaps a customer or more.
Thank you for your kind words mate. Ill have to really think through it now i feel confident installing systems but not designing them unfortunately.
 
Thank you for your kind words mate. Ill have to really think through it now i feel confident installing systems but not designing them unfortunately.
But how do you want to install a system but not being able to design it? That’s the most important when going self employed. You will need to know what to suggest your customers the right system and make that work otherwise you won’t be long in the game. It is a really hard to be self employed it is not everyone’s thing to be fair.
 
But how do you want to install a system but not being able to design it? That’s the most important when going self employed. You will need to know what to suggest your customers the right system and make that work otherwise you won’t be long in the game. It is a really hard to be self employed it is not everyone’s thing to be fair.
Second that. Plus you need to be level 3 for gas unless things have changed.
 
Second that. Plus you need to be level 3 for gas unless things have changed.

not accurate depends how much you pay you could be no level and do gas
 
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I was under the impression that you did, have things suddenly changed or does it vary from course to course? We didn’t really cover anything gas related until level 3
 
I was under the impression that you did, have things suddenly changed or does it vary from course to course? We didn’t really cover anything gas related until level 3

short paid course zero to gas safe in a week
 
op has requested it to be close due to him being employed
 
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