fully qualified plumber in two weeks.

[desrob]

That is what I am doing and it comes with a qaulification otherwise I wouldnt be doing it if was of no value.

also ask who is supplying you with this qualification your getting

 

[fuzzy]

defined scope,full scope part p is not a qualification.

yes it is, well the vrq is, people just call it part p but there is a part p vrq

 

[fuzzy]

Do it long enough and it happens to everyone at some point.
The plumber who says he has never has a leak come through a ceiling is a liar.

ive stepped through a couple!!

 

[tamz]

ive stepped through a couple!!

So have i, just the once touch wood. Straight through, breaking a couple of ribs and a finger and various cuts and scrapes on the way.

Got the afternoon off work to get my finger in a splint, a couple of sticking plasters and told to swallow some paracetamols if i needed them

 

[desrob]

yes it is, well the vrq is, people just call it part p but there is a part p vrq

defined scope,full scope, forget the part p bit, is not a qualification.

 

[fuzzy]

So have i, just the once touch wood. Straight through, breaking a couple of ribs and a finger and various cuts and scrapes on the way.

Got the afternoon off work to get my finger in a splint, a couple of sticking plasters and told to swallow some paracetamols if i needed them

yeh ive got the scars, long scar just to the side of my nipple, very painful

best one i had was working over a factory urinal, i went straight through as someone was taking a leak, he jumped through his skin!!!!!

 

[fuzzy]

defined scope,full scope, forget the part p bit, is not a qualification.

its what people call it though

 

[desrob]

its what people call it though

call it what you like defined scope full scope PART P,is not a qualification

 

[tamz]

Neither is G3 but they call it that too

 

[Guest123]

These courses make a mockery of my 4 years both in college and on the job as a proper apprentice. No wonder many house holders are going down the DIY route as they're sh*t scared who'll come and work in their homes with all the inexperienced and cowboys out there claiming to be experts.

I don't touch electrics as I'm not trained or qualified, or major joinery work or large gas installations, even though I know how and have the skills to do these, yet in two weeks someone can claim to be a trained professional. I've been a plumber since 1982, but how is a house holder to know that over someone who'se been one for two weeks? It should be law that a qaulified trainee should have to do a further probationery period.