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[h=2]I have my domestic gas but what do i need to work in commercial?[/h]
I needed to disconnect 2 boilers and 4 20ft long radiant gas heaters in a factory today but only having my domestic gas i was unable to do it.

what qualification do i need to do?

where can i do it?

and how much roughly will it be?

im in the north west in wigan

thanks.

Jack.​
 
For those you need COCN1, CDGA1, CIGA1 and CORT1. No idea on costs mate.
 
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