simond said:This Doyle chap is clearly;
- either so intelligent that he thinks faster than he can punctuate
- or a d***head
It is not OK for an unqualified person to install new gas carrying pipework inside a domestic dwelling not inhabited by them with the intention of getting it signed off and connected later by a CORGI registered person.
This is assuming the pipework installed has joints in it (eg: not Tracpipe).
Although I don't always agree with simond, in the case he is utterly right.doyle said:NEVER GIVE PERSONAL ATTACK UPON MYSELF UNLESS IN BANTER, ONLY GENITAL FEATURED HEAD I SEE IS YOURSsimond said:It is not OK for an unqualified person to install new gas carrying pipework inside a domestic dwelling not inhabited by them with the intention of getting it signed off and connected later by a CORGI registered person.
This is assuming the pipework installed has joints in it (eg: not Tracpipe).
Softus said:Although I don't always agree with simond, in the case he is utterly right.doyle said:NEVER GIVE PERSONAL ATTACK UPON MYSELF UNLESS IN BANTER, ONLY GENITAL FEATURED HEAD I SEE IS YOURSsimond said:It is not OK for an unqualified person to install new gas carrying pipework inside a domestic dwelling not inhabited by them with the intention of getting it signed off and connected later by a CORGI registered person.
This is assuming the pipework installed has joints in it (eg: not Tracpipe).
And you, doyle, are, erm, very intelligent.
Not so for a rented property.doyle said:complete nonsense person competent can install installation pipes in property belonging to them
It has nothing to do with charging....or any other persons provided they do not charge labour, it becomes an offence when labour is charged
This appears to be a regurgitation of some things you've read that happen to be inaccurate.as there is insufficient evidence upon competence level to install (defects prove incompetence ect)
CORGI has nothing to do with what's legal and what isn't.take it up with corgi ask them i already have prior to undertaking acs.
That is true.persons can still install own cooker even provided they are competent.
Competent is whatever a court deems it to be in the circumstances. There is no strict definition in the context of gas work, other than the English language definition.you tell me what define competent a corgi registered halfwit leaving gas leaks or a unregistered half wit leaving gas leaks.
... are irrelevant, because they don't make the law either.acs course provider comments.
i already have prior to undertaking acs
no i am not corgi
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