I have a customer who has just failed his gas safety check as he has no bonding to gas, job is straight forward enough. Just wondering what paperwork would be needed for this? If any?
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Which begs the question, how did the gas man reach this conclusion?I have a customer who has just failed his gas safety check as he has no bonding to gas, job is straight forward enough. Just wondering what paperwork would be needed for this? If any?
I wondered after reading your post Murdoch, if the Gas Man worked for that well known sales orienteted organisation BG?Being a bit of a cynic, I think these "engineers" are trained to spot sales opportunities ............ rather than inspect things properly
I wondered after reading your post Murdoch, if the Gas Man worked for that well known sales orienteted organisation BG?
Good guess Tel never thought of that far to early for that sort of deep thinking, coffee hasn't kicked in yet.my guess is that the bond is there, inside the building within 600mm as per BS7671, but gas "engineer" can't see it in the external meter box.
Well I knew they were from the dark side.
So the Scams are really acting like these Guys thenWell I knew they were from the dark side.
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