Gas Safe Engineers

[Dotty]

Please be very aware that this is an open forum.

Please take ALL gas related threads where you are discussing the technical and safety related repair of boilers into the Gas Safe Registered Engineers Sub Forum!

Thank you!

 

[dancinplumba]

nice one croppie

 

[mikegas]

Background Colour scheme or something should be different in the locked forums, I never know which of the two I'm in

 

[villa_tom]

Please be very aware that this is an open forum.

Please take ALL gas related threads where you are discussing the technical and safety related repair of boilers into the Gas Safe Registered Engineers Sub Forum!

Thank you!

Ok mom.

 

[dancinplumba]

mentioned this last nite in the TA forum

 

[Dotty]

Ok mom.

And tidy your bedroom!

 

[PlumbBobBob]

i'll make this a sticky so it doesn't get lost down the page.

 

[Dotty]

i'll make this a sticky so it doesn't get lost down the page.

Thanks Steve.

 

[Orry Clayton]

be in there once my CENWAT cert comes through, been waiting a few weeks for it, so to register (not paying £12 extra within days of registering)

 

[Bernie2]

Hmm! Why have a Gas Safe Registered sign by your name, if you do not advise people other than to tell them not to do anything? It is fairly obvious that if a person says they can see yellow flames in a gas fire that there is something wrong with it. I would say it is acceptable to tell them what it may be but not to touch it, the dangers involved and to call a gas safe engineer. If you give them no idea of what the fault may be, they may very well ignore it and be overcome with carbon monoxide.

The fact that laws exist that make it illegal for certain classes of people to touch gas at all should be sufficient.