THANKS SIMON THAT WAS VERY HELPFUL

sent you email.
john

been awayyyyyyyyyyyy, failed on one silly thing, my own fault really I wasnt thinking at the end so cant pass the blame. Ill be there in october to put things right though.

SORRY TO HEAR YOU FAILED IF IT`S NOT TOO MUCH OF A SORE SUBJECT WHAT DO YOU RECOMEND TONY BRUSHES UP ON FOR OCT GOT OUR DATE TODAY 27th

THANKS FOR EMAIL JOHN VERY HELPFUL

Hi
If you folks dont mind too much could you give me a run down on what to expect when I do my plumbing practical 27th October?
What sort of things are involved in the practical tasks, soldering, brazing etc>?

Thanks
john

HI JOHN HAVE YOU GOT YOUR PRACTICAL BOOKED IN ACCRINGTON AS I`M DOING MINE THAT DAY AND FEELING A BIT NERVOUS MYSELF ANY HELP YOU COME ACROSS I`D BE GRATEFUL OF TOO TONY

only thing to brush up on was the gas questions and what the important things were for sprinklers and fir hoses pm me and i will give you some more indepth answers

my new date is the 31st oct

I'm booked in london on 27th, had a very useful message about what to expect, basically what the practical is likely to involve.
It seems the assessor will ask us to fabricate and pressure test a pipework model (accurately to a drawing) using LCS, threads and fittings plus brazing a few copper joints. We will also have to waste pipe a basin, bath and WC with the correct falls and clip spacings and air test. In between times we will be asked a few questions on a fairly informal basis, more a check that we know what to do. Will be finished by about 6pm but they won't let you know on the day whetherits good or bad news. Tools needed should be hand tools and torch, threading tools and dies are provided by the college.