Tools for Gas boiler servicing

[Paul Cockhill]

Hi

I am thinking of studying to get on the gas sage resister as I believe with gas safe I will find more work as a plumber/handyman.

However when I come to service boilers for letting agents etc, what specalist tools and gadgets would I need and how much approx will they cost.

I am concerned that after doing all the study and paying for my registration it will be difficult to compete to get jobs, if I do not have the right equipment, as I might not be competitive on price as jobs will take longer.

I was speaking to a British Gas Engineer and he was telling me that British Gas supply them will all the latest equipment which makes job quicker and more competitive

Any help greatly appreciated

thanks

Paul

 

[Ted808]

We sure need a gas engineers simple to understand multi meter reference book.

I did the Mr Combi training and he covered mulitmeters. I liked the way he simplified the use of a multi meter and with bit of practice in non stress situations i 'got it' !
My notes i took are dead handy and will be in my van. :rolleyes4:

 

[Whn1]

I did the Mr Combi training and he covered mulitmeters. I liked the way he simplified the use of a multi meter and with bit of practice in non stress situations i 'got it' !
My notes i took are dead handy and will be in my van. :rolleyes4:

Did you find the course useful ted?


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[Ted808]

Well considering I hadn't done any boiler fault finding, it was a good base. I liked the way he promoted 'us' as business people-in it to make a good living and not for fun. He must have done something right, he's sorted! I found the information quite good but not having done much in this line... I suppose it's quite a lot to pack into one day without overloading your brain. I found it ok and if you got the money- go do it. It's quite good base i would say.