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Safe kitchen duct clean scheme
24 July 2013
Would you have your gas boiler serviced by an engineer that was not Gas Safe Registered? The same goes for kitchen extract ductwork.
Would you have your gas boiler
serviced by an engineer that was
not Gas Safe Registered? The same
goes for kitchen extract ductwork.
B&ES has teamed up with a leading insurance company and its training subsidiary, Piper Assessment, to offer a scheme specifically for operatives involved in kitchen grease extract cleaning.
On successful completion, the candidate will hold a B&ES certificate as evidence they have passed a knowledge-based exam based on TR19, and a NICEIC COSHH certificate. This will enable Skillcard registration.
'It is envisaged that this will become the quality mark of kitchen grease extract cleaning,' says Steve Wright, chief executive Piper Assessment.
B&ES has teamed up with a leading insurance company and its training subsidiary, Piper Assessment, to offer a scheme specifically for operatives involved in kitchen grease extract cleaning.
On successful completion, the candidate will hold a B&ES certificate as evidence they have passed a knowledge-based exam based on TR19, and a NICEIC COSHH certificate. This will enable Skillcard registration.
'It is envisaged that this will become the quality mark of kitchen grease extract cleaning,' says Steve Wright, chief executive Piper Assessment.
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