YAS. Thanks for reading my question but when I see health & safety mentioned I am a bit wary. Example... we have a wallclock in work, when the clocks went forward 1 hour nobody was allowed to take the clock down and move the fingers forward 1 hour on the grounds of health & safety. We waited 2 weeks for a maintenance guy trained in this job to adjust the time.
Sometimes its just common sense. Gas and DIY do not mix, but if the job entails just unscrewing an old part off and just screwing a new part on then I may be competent, I dont know, thats why I'm enquiring on this website. Anything beyond this I would get a qualified man to do it. I do not mess about with gas ( or electrics ) I can look at a job and know right away if I can do it or not. I would not " Give it a try " and maybe get in over my head. You dont say if you are a qualified corgi trained gas fitter, if you are then I would take your advice but if you are not and know nothing about the job and simply see a job as a health & safety issue then I'm not too sure about your advice.
JAY
October 2008
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