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Hi everyone i am new to this site and just putting this out there. I am qualified in acs and have all the tickets except unvented and energy effiency. I was looking to start a full time job with the guy who was training me on june 2nd. However i ruptured my achillies tendon playing football on 1st may BH, so he decided to employ somebody else (nice) i know!! So I am looking for any kind of employment int he southwest area...i live in somerset. I have experince mostly in piping up systems, only done 2 boilers, done a few services and a couple of breakdowns. Will all come back to me once on the job. So Can anybody help?? i have references and am 150% reliable. Thanks
 
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