Hello!
I’ve been working as an Electrical Heating Engineer for the past 5 years for one of the biggest heating company’s in the UK. I’ve had over 25 years working as an Electrician and about 15 years of that was working on the commercial side of things. When comes to heating system, I’ve pretty much self tought and I’m learning new things all the time. I currently work mainly on domestic heating with a little commercial here and there. Most of the work I do is working with Y and S plans, solar systems, GSHP, Electric wet systems and Air source.
Hope to be able to help out and looking forward to learning more.
I’ve been working as an Electrical Heating Engineer for the past 5 years for one of the biggest heating company’s in the UK. I’ve had over 25 years working as an Electrician and about 15 years of that was working on the commercial side of things. When comes to heating system, I’ve pretty much self tought and I’m learning new things all the time. I currently work mainly on domestic heating with a little commercial here and there. Most of the work I do is working with Y and S plans, solar systems, GSHP, Electric wet systems and Air source.
Hope to be able to help out and looking forward to learning more.
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....mind you one of them local "so called sparks" phoned me up a few Fridays ago, about 8 in the evening, nearly in tears as he took some switches off to replace them and couldn't get the two way working or top landing lights to work. I went over to take a look and admittedly it wasn't wired/previously connected in a conventional manner but took me all of 15mins to sort. He had been there for over 4 hours pulling his hair out 
