T-Points

[Aqua Mechanica]

A new job I have an interview for tomorrow requires me says the following: -

The Role:
· They are recruiting for a HVAC Plumber to join their team in Central London.
· You will be required to carry our plumbing works including fitting T-points, under sink electrical boilers, installing sanitary ware into toilets, etc. Most of the work should be fairly straight forward plumbing works, 2nd fix type work for mainly commercial buildings
· You will have full Plumbing qualifications (City & Guilds or equivalent) and be familiar with most types of Plumbing Services and have proven track record of working on a variety of new build / refurbishment commercial / residential projects.

I've not heard of T-Points before, I'm pretty sure whatever it is I'll be able to do it anyway but does anyone know what they are? Perhaps I know it by some other terminology or could just be being thick?

 

[Mbear]

Do they not mean T pieces?

 

[Aqua Mechanica]

That's what I thought but why would they point that out specifically?

 

[dick999]

Hmmm.... Tea Coffee Points??

 

[Steve001]

Test points for temp testing of incoming hotwater supply to TMV?????

 

[Aqua Mechanica]

That sounds more realistic, thank you, now I am prepared ;-)

 

[anz]

Tea Points maybe, basically boilers under the sink, giving instant boiling water.
Like a Zip HydroTap.

 

[Bernie2]

Must admit I have never heard of them. Possibly a brand name.

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

tee points pointers on how you like your tea?lol

 

[Centralheatking]

I would just be up front - ASK THEM ! If we do not know here then quote the site and mention that that no one really knows.

Maybe the person that put the ad up together got something wrong.

PERHAPS some feed back please as to what is a 't - point' after your
interview

centralheatking

 

[Bernie2]

Might even be a test?

Post something unknown and see how many have the apparent nous to ask what it is rather than guess.

People today especially the young seem so sure they can do anything, until you ask them to do it and they find they can't.

Its the soft schools pumping them up all the time, thinking they are giving them confidence, problem is they get over confident. So less pumping required and honest expectation started.

Sounds a bit like me when young