Canada Gas/Plumber Advice/Info
Hi All, i am a diagnostic engineer (gas engineer) working for a uk company repairing domestic boilers.
What type of boilers does Canada have? Are they similar or more comercial types? Thanks Jason |
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Any Gas engineers out there? :)
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Hi, I've been working here (BC) for about 6 months now as a plumber and gas fitter. The first thing I noticed was how old fashioned heating systems are.
Gas appliances with pilot lights out of the box are common place. I installed a brand new domestic gas boiler before Christmas and had to light the pilot light with a MATCH! Gas firred hot water tanks are the norm as are forced air furnaces to heat homes. high effeciency appliances appear only to me making an impact when it comes to new furnace installations or 'tankless' water heaters. I was genuinly surprised to find out how far behind Irish standards of practice (very similar to UK standards). You shouldn't have any difficulties adjusting to work with gas appliances and controls here. |
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Thanks Barry, im heading over in May for a look. Do they have Gas regs and plumbing regs?
Jason |
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Yeah - you'll need to look up 'red seal' certification. BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology) is a good place to start looking into it. Best of luck mate.
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Originally Posted by barrymmm
(Post 9939589)
Yeah - you'll need to look up 'red seal' certification. BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology) is a good place to start looking into it. Best of luck mate.
Thanks Jason |
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