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Are all construction companies gas safe registered? Should they legally be? How does this work?
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"Good morning.
No, not all construction companies are gas safe registered. There is no legal requirement to be registered as long as the company doesn't undertake works involving gas. There are many companies that undertake massive projects but they don't work with gas."
No, not all construction companies are gas safe registered. There is no legal requirement to be registered as long as the company doesn't undertake works involving gas. There are many companies that undertake massive projects but they don't work with gas."
Answered on 19th Mar 2021 - Member since Dec 2019 -
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"No not all companies are gas safe registered
There is a professional qualified person who does all the plumbing work whom is gas safe registered"
There is a professional qualified person who does all the plumbing work whom is gas safe registered"
Answered on 28th Apr 2021 - Member since Apr 2021 -
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"Only the person undertaking the actual work on gas has to be registered so a construction company like mine will get a gas safe contractor to do that element of the work"
Answered on 19th Mar 2021 - Member since Sep 2020 -
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"Not all construction companies work with gas only the ones that do need to be registered."
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"NO. Not all construction companies are Gas Safe. A Gas Safe certificate is an installer or business held qualification. A certified person could be an installer or the installers business. This is a competency qualification that gives you peace of mind that the installer you are dealing with is by LAW allowed to carry out the modifications required."
Answered on 19th Mar 2021 - Member since Nov 2020 -
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