Good luck to the lads. Great to see young lads keen to learn. The traditional apprenticeship route cannot be beaten in my opinion and these lads deserve an opportunity. Alan it's great you're sharing your knowledge, it'll only help the lads get on with their career.
Loving these videos. Nice to see apprentices really working hard, paying attention, and trying to amass as much experience as possible.Those guys will go far.
Same as me really took me 6 years to get an apprenticeship. I was in and out of factories and thought this ain’t for me and went back into plumbing and found my employer in a local petrol station and asked and got lucky. My advice just ask and ask because if you dont ask you don’t get👌 I’m now studying my NVQ Level 3 and Havnt looked back.
Allen your a star - a good man for helping these young men. Nice to hear a Yorkshire accent. As a Batley lad living in the USA for the last 10years quite a lot of similarities but many differences in plumbing, electrics and construction. Pipe thread sealant is called pipe dope here and there are various types some better than others. While not a plumber I am a bit of an obsessive DIYer learning from pros, including tips in doing a clean and neat job. Next level now I am getting into doing things by international plumbing codes. I am lucky to be able to afford equipment to do a good job. Full of admiration for you mate.
Really good video, showing the lads all the different types of fittings is a superb idea. Wishing them all the best in finding work & well done Allen for giving them a platform ❤
Hope the lads find work I'm a qualified plumber I've recently left the trade for various personal reasons but it's a great trade to have and when a job is done right and you've no leaks it's very rewarding and the work is enjoyable your giving these lads a good base to start with and its brilliant to see 👍🙌🙌
Very helpfull and informative , im a fresh new apprentice and i like the way you break it down simply so its all not to much to take it in at once, thankyou!
Top Bloke Allen ......Nice to see young lads keen and wanting to learn a trade ..... I watch your vids and I'm a spark!!!.... pride and quality in work always stand out from the rest ...
Wish them both best of luck. You can always tell if they want to be there and eager to learn and they both seem to have that. I do mainly first fix work around London and thinking of getting a proper apprentice again next year. The main thing is making sure they have the right attitude, have seen some that just don't give a toss and others that bend over backwards sweeping floors etc to show they are eager.
Good video mate ,helping these young lads and remind them no matter what the question is always ask it may seem stupid but down the line it can helpful
Good luck to them. They have the right attitudes to get where they want to be. Took me sending out 100 cv’s to every local company I could find. Got 3 replies, one telling me good luck, two offering work. Worked for £20 a day to get some experience. Too many people think they can jump on some 6 week fast track course and then be out there making loads of money. Fingers crossed they get a proper apprenticeship. After I got a bit of experience I got myself a apprenticeship with British Gas and have been installing for 9 years now. People may knock them but back then it was a great apprenticeship and I learnt a lot.
Great vid Allen when you opening up the Apprentice Skills WorkShop ! 👏👏. This is far better encouragement for the next Generation of Plumbers/ Gas Fitters. Than the other Platforms that supposedly help students. Well done Allen 👍.
Hat's off to you....Because of the way education is structured, young people leave school & college with a head full of all sorts of rubbish & when they enter the workplace they get such a crap chance to gain experience then we wonder why they get into trouble. Give a youth a bunch of money & he will spend it on beer n birds...give a youth a trade with apprenticeship & he will become a skilled trade worker who can earn his own money for life to get it right & make a happy family. Employers tell us that they can't get the trades they need but so often they do not take any responsibility for equipping those employees with the skills they need...trade school can only teach you so much...
Hello Allen it’s always enjoyable watching your videos. I’m newly qualified gas engineer need to learn lot more. Is there any way i can work with u please .I’m from Oldham
Great stuff Allen, the white pipe you are using , what is it called. Im in Canada and have yet to see that. I always use copper for all my boiler installs and Wirsbo/Pex tubing for the infloor and floor warming. Good luck to Phil and Danny in their futures. I dont know what it is like in the U.K. but we are really short on skilled tradesmen over here. Cheers keep the videos coming
Alan could I send you a video of my dual heating system, oil boiler and solid fuel stove. I had a chap look at it before but I didn't think he knew much, my problem has only come to surface now because I only bought heating oil, which I hadn't bought in years because of financial issues. Now when I put on my heating the water pitches out the overflow pipe in the attic. I'm handy at this type of work if I'm showing what to do!! Any help would be much appreciated Niall.
Thanks Allen......good to see you helping some youngsters. Quick question, in the "Day One" video when you put the tails in you used ptfe and in this video you say it's a no-no. Why is that?
@@AllenHart999 would be ideal to watch. I'm in the same boat, a fair bit of experience under my belt but cant get an employer for toffee. Keep up the great vids 👍
Look at them both figuring out where to put the pipe work bet there heads are spinning I remember all thst back at college working in twos to do your practical go on lads 👍👍👍
Also Allen mlcp to copper are the brass tail ones alright or do you prefer copper ones transitioning over to mlcp and I’m abit worried about the brass compared to copper
I've never used paste on compression fittings the water is sealed via the olive I work on hydraulic systems where the oil pressure is over 200 bar and all the fittings I use on steel pipework have olives never had a leak so far.
National grid offer some great apprenticeships in electricity and gas. We'll worth looking into if you want to earn and learn at the sametime. These guys look like ideal candidates. You can't teach enthusiam
@@AllenHart999 no problems. They took a punt on giving me an apprenticeship 14 years ago and I've stayed ever since. Best decision I've made in my career
Nice one Allen... they must be keen to learn... shame british gas is falling through as I trained in their academy in Leeds... quality place and I've spotted the ex BG van.. assuming you was with them at some point? Training is second to none but the bullying is rife
I have to use Pex because my house is in county Limerick in Ireland and almost every person who lives in Limerick is either a traveller or a settled traveller and they will either throw a milk urn through your front window and then rip out all your copper pipping or they will tie a chain to your front porch and rip your bloody door out , wall plugs and all and then run in and rip out all your copper.
the inlet would be in the top and the outlet at the bottom, and dont finger the pipes and fitting after you clean it, you have grease on your fingers :)
you used chrome pipe tail into rad valve connected by a press fit fitting do you not need to clean the chrome off the pipe first before using the press fit tool ????
@@AllenHart999 the first rad the lads piped up had a chrome plated pipe then they used press fit fitting do you not have to remove the chrome plating first before using the press fit fitting regards
Hi MR I just want to know in which English city it's better to come and start plumbing working . I have got just 3 years experience in this field . And I have got basic diplomas as well . And what about salary ?
How come they don't do any soldering in their first year at college? Surely that's basic plumbing skills, or is soldering seen as an old way to do things?
The first year is such a load of bs health and safety and principle theory you wouldn't believe the bs that they have to teach now with ladders and platforms etc...
Instead of making the health and safety stuff part of a “plumbing course” which has nothing to do with the plumbing itself but rather safe working in general, and considering you do all that health and safety and if you want to work on a site still need to do health and safety for a Cscs card. Why not just stick to the plumbing with the plumbing course and then do the CSCS card with the health and safety afterwards as a compulsory extra?
no one ever gave me a chance. i don't even have a criminal record, drug problems or alcohol. Hate this world so fucking much. Worthless degree, nobody will take me on as a apprentice, can't get a fucking job. Had enough, its been so many years, nothing works out for me and I work hard.
GREAT NEWS. Phil has been given an apprenticeship 😂😂😂👍👍👍
Ive seen it all now, I always love your work Allen, you’re undoubtedly the greatest TH-cam plumbing video creator. Thanks Allen ❤️👏🏾
Well done phil!
I need apprentice can i join you ??
Congratulations Phil, make the most of it 😁
5 stars from me Alan. Helping young people learning a trade. Hat off to you!
Thank you. 👍
Good luck to the lads. Great to see young lads keen to learn. The traditional apprenticeship route cannot be beaten in my opinion and these lads deserve an opportunity. Alan it's great you're sharing your knowledge, it'll only help the lads get on with their career.
I am going to do all i can to get them a job.Thanks.
Great video, thank you for taking them under your wing Allen. You're a natural teacher.
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Done! Thank you for the reminder!@@AllenHart999
What an absolute honour and privilege its is for these two apprentices to be learning from the best in the business.
👍👍
Phill will make it all the way to the top, keep smiling and never give up . Later you’ll be making good money Well done Alan
Phill is a great guy and really makes you smile. Thanks.
Worst part was that the video had to end.. really good video, would love more of these. Neat looking pipework good job.
Thanks so much.
Thank you Alan I’m a trainee plumber and this has been very useful. Top man 👍🏻
Loving these videos. Nice to see apprentices really working hard, paying attention, and trying to amass as much experience as possible.Those guys will go far.
Thanks.
Same as me really took me 6 years to get an apprenticeship. I was in and out of factories and thought this ain’t for me and went back into plumbing and found my employer in a local petrol station and asked and got lucky. My advice just ask and ask because if you dont ask you don’t get👌 I’m now studying my NVQ Level 3 and Havnt looked back.
Thank You.
Great work Allen, helping the young guys to learn a trade is awesome, all the best to the young lads, top marks to you Allen
Thanks.
I’m sure the lads will find someone to take them on positive attitudes 👍🏻 Well done mate keep up the great work and videos 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks.
Allen your a star - a good man for helping these young men. Nice to hear a Yorkshire accent. As a Batley lad living in the USA for the last 10years quite a lot of similarities but many differences in plumbing, electrics and construction. Pipe thread sealant is called pipe dope here and there are various types some better than others. While not a plumber I am a bit of an obsessive DIYer learning from pros, including tips in doing a clean and neat job. Next level now I am getting into doing things by international plumbing codes. I am lucky to be able to afford equipment to do a good job. Full of admiration for you mate.
Thank You.
Massive respect for teaching these young lads, they did a great job
Really good video, showing the lads all the different types of fittings is a superb idea. Wishing them all the best in finding work & well done Allen for giving them a platform ❤
Thank you Paul. 👍👍👍
Best of luck Phil with getting an apprenticeship, just need to keep sending your cv to everyone, should look into service and maintenance course
I really hope we are able to get them a placement. Thanks.
you have acc saved my college grades first year doing the plumbing course and I'm learning more from Allen the my own teacher!!!!!
Hi Jack. I am glad we can help. Thanks, Happy New Year.
that's fantastic allen nice to see 2 young pepole doing well for they plumbing career and iam sure allen YOU are proud to do that.
Its has been nice trying to help them. Thanks.
Hope the lads find work I'm a qualified plumber I've recently left the trade for various personal reasons but it's a great trade to have and when a job is done right and you've no leaks it's very rewarding and the work is enjoyable your giving these lads a good base to start with and its brilliant to see 👍🙌🙌
Thanks.
Bravo Allen! Training the next generation is a must!
Thanks.
Very helpfull and informative , im a fresh new apprentice and i like the way you break it down simply so its all not to much to take it in at once, thankyou!
Thanks.
Top Bloke Allen ......Nice to see young lads keen and wanting to learn a trade ..... I watch your vids and I'm a spark!!!.... pride and quality in work always stand out from the rest ...
Hi Neil, Thank you so much for the kind words. 👍👍👍👍
Wish them both best of luck. You can always tell if they want to be there and eager to learn and they both seem to have that. I do mainly first fix work around London and thinking of getting a proper apprentice again next year. The main thing is making sure they have the right attitude, have seen some that just don't give a toss and others that bend over backwards sweeping floors etc to show they are eager.
Thanks.
Good video mate ,helping these young lads and remind them no matter what the question is always ask it may seem stupid but down the line it can helpful
Thank you.
Great video Allen great to see young lads learning the trade 👍👍👍
Thank you
Such a good teacher and plumber. 🙂🙂🙂👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Thank You.
Well done Alan brilliant teacher they will hopefully get work in no time with winter coming
I am going to try my best. Thanks.
Good job on being so great with the apprentices.
Excellent video Allen , Best of luck Phil and Danny !
Thanks.
Good luck to them. They have the right attitudes to get where they want to be.
Took me sending out 100 cv’s to every local company I could find.
Got 3 replies, one telling me good luck, two offering work.
Worked for £20 a day to get some experience.
Too many people think they can jump on some 6 week fast track course and then be out there making loads of money.
Fingers crossed they get a proper apprenticeship.
After I got a bit of experience I got myself a apprenticeship with British Gas and have been installing for 9 years now. People may knock them but back then it was a great apprenticeship and I learnt a lot.
Thank You.
Great vid Allen when you opening up the Apprentice Skills WorkShop ! 👏👏. This is far better encouragement for the next Generation of Plumbers/ Gas Fitters. Than the other Platforms that supposedly help students. Well done Allen 👍.
I will not be making a habit of this but will try and help people when I can. Thanks.👍
Also Allen just to say i enjoy your videos, can see you take a lot of pride in your work.
Thank You.
Great stuff training up the lads. great to see them having a go well done Phil
Thank You.
great job Allen, learning those lads a trade. Hat off. respect
Thank You.
I wish Danny and Phil all the very best. Hope they get something.
Thank You.
Well done guys, amazing video, keep up the good work.
Thank You.
Great stuff allan, fingers crossed for Phil, seems a really nice keen lad. Hope someone watching can help him.
Paul Turner I am going to try my best to help him get a placement, He is very keen to learn 👍
Allen Hart - I’ll share this vid on my fb group, gas bathrooms and boiler stuff if that’s ok and hopefully someone may 👍
Hat's off to you....Because of the way education is structured, young people leave school & college with a head full of all sorts of rubbish & when they enter the workplace they get such a crap chance to gain experience then we wonder why they get into trouble. Give a youth a bunch of money & he will spend it on beer n birds...give a youth a trade with apprenticeship & he will become a skilled trade worker who can earn his own money for life to get it right & make a happy family. Employers tell us that they can't get the trades they need but so often they do not take any responsibility for equipping those employees with the skills they need...trade school can only teach you so much...
Thanks so much
Good luck boys ❤️ love your channel Allen!
Well done Allen something I wanna do is train up guys.
Thank You.
Top job once again Allen
Thank You.
Good man Allan, good luck lads get as much hands on as you can.
Thanks
I was thinking of doing something like this. Let’s face it, women would be advantage
Hello Allen it’s always enjoyable watching your videos. I’m newly qualified gas engineer need to learn lot more. Is there any way i can work with u please .I’m from Oldham
Thank you
Great stuff Allen, the white pipe you are using , what is it called. Im in Canada and have yet to see that. I always use copper for all my boiler installs and Wirsbo/Pex tubing for the infloor and floor warming.
Good luck to Phil and Danny in their futures. I dont know what it is like in the U.K. but we are really short on skilled tradesmen over here.
Cheers keep the videos coming
Thank You.
Alan could I send you a video of my dual heating system, oil boiler and solid fuel stove. I had a chap look at it before but I didn't think he knew much, my problem has only come to surface now because I only bought heating oil, which I hadn't bought in years because of financial issues. Now when I put on my heating the water pitches out the overflow pipe in the attic. I'm handy at this type of work if I'm showing what to do!! Any help would be much appreciated Niall.
Unfortunately i don't know
Thanks Allen......good to see you helping some youngsters. Quick question, in the "Day One" video when you put the tails in you used ptfe and in this video you say it's a no-no. Why is that?
Thank You.
Shame we cant follow Phil's full journey, would make a good playlist.
You never know, We might be able to arrange it.
@@AllenHart999 would be ideal to watch. I'm in the same boat, a fair bit of experience under my belt but cant get an employer for toffee. Keep up the great vids 👍
@@phasedout6769 Good luck.
Brilliant Allan , Top man 👋👋👋👋
Thanks.
So helpful thank you and quite sweet 🥰
Look at them both figuring out where to put the pipe work bet there heads are spinning I remember all thst back at college working in twos to do your practical go on lads 👍👍👍
Danny has his own business now
@@AllenHart999 does he good on him how’s phil doing
Also Allen mlcp to copper are the brass tail ones alright or do you prefer copper ones transitioning over to mlcp and I’m abit worried about the brass compared to copper
@@pauls826 Phil works for council. Both done well. Thanks
Good job
Well done lads
Thanks.
Well done Allan and the two lads,I have to say Allan I’m not a lover of flexi pipe that can be seen,not your fault but it’s not a patch on copper.
This is just showing the lads how to connect all the different pipes. Thanks.
I've never used paste on compression fittings the water is sealed via the olive I work on hydraulic systems where the oil pressure is over 200 bar and all the fittings I use on steel pipework have olives never had a leak so far.
Thank You.
Well done
Top man Mr Hart
Thanks.
2 videos in 2 days, your spoiling us
Hope you enjoyed it? Thanks.
Rock on Allen you the man
Thank you Keith. 👍👍👍
National grid offer some great apprenticeships in electricity and gas. We'll worth looking into if you want to earn and learn at the sametime. These guys look like ideal candidates. You can't teach enthusiam
Thanks.
@@AllenHart999 no problems. They took a punt on giving me an apprenticeship 14 years ago and I've stayed ever since. Best decision I've made in my career
Can you get me a job
Nice one Allen... they must be keen to learn... shame british gas is falling through as I trained in their academy in Leeds... quality place and I've spotted the ex BG van.. assuming you was with them at some point? Training is second to none but the bullying is rife
I worked a BG for a while, Long time ago now. Great times though. Thanks.
I have to use Pex because my house is in county Limerick in Ireland and almost every person who lives in Limerick is either a traveller or a settled traveller and they will either throw a milk urn through your front window and then rip out all your copper pipping or they will tie a chain to your front porch and rip your bloody door out , wall plugs and all and then run in and rip out all your copper.
Merry Christmas
@@AllenHart999 Thanks. You too Allen. And a Happy New Year and all the best for 2021
Good man, well done for helping them out. Atb
👍👍👍
Phil is a good lad
Hi pal great vid , just wondering how much the training cost ? And is they any places available in the near future
Great Vid, two good lads there, well done Allen
Thank You.
Hi Allen. When you say out paste on the olive at the beginning of the video, do you mean something like ‘Plumber’s Mait’?
Top man this Allen guy
Pity they are not in the Norfolk area
Good luck lads
Thanks.
the inlet would be in the top and the outlet at the bottom, and dont finger the pipes and fitting after you clean it, you have grease on your fingers :)
Thank You
Good job allen
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video.
Any apprentice plumbing jobs going at all in harrogate wanting to learn the trade
Get him a job at your place allan 👍
I am only a one-man band, I couldn’t employ anyone. Thanks.
What was the issue with the first soldered fitting?
Salam alikum
I'm a good plumber and I want to move to uk and work in uk I have 30yrs
Good Luck.
God bluss all off you
What is olive paste?
I'm always up for tips on using a copper pipe bender, mine came out of a skip so missing parts are possible.
Good luck lads.
Thank You.
Just out of curiosity, do you ever use brass compression fittings?
Not on heating systems. Thanks.
Hi what are the best radiator brands you'd recommend?
you used chrome pipe tail into rad valve connected by a press fit fitting do you not need to clean the chrome off the pipe first before using the press fit tool ????
Graham Atkins The chrome tail comes made up, I didn’t press onto the chrome. 👍 Thanks
@@AllenHart999 the first rad the lads piped up had a chrome plated pipe then they used press fit fitting do you not have to remove the chrome plating first before using the press fit fitting regards
@@grahamatkins8845 You wouldn’t need to remove the chrome. Thanks.
Apologies I wrote my last comment before the end. Good luck to danny as well
Thanks.
Allen what football team do you support?
None. Thank You.
Class👍🏻
Thank You.
Wonder did Phil ever make it ?
@@waynehardiman5443 yes he is doing well. Thanks 🙏
Hi MR I just want to know in which English city it's better to come and start plumbing working . I have got just 3 years experience in this field . And I have got basic diplomas as well . And what about salary ?
Sorry for the late reply, Did you get sorted? Thanks.
@@AllenHart999
No i have been working . in Luxembourg 🇱🇺 .
I am living in Jamaica on I would like to do a plumbing course on line give a good online course
Good luck.
Emmeti looking at them mlcp to copper connectors, sill not convinced by them
They are solid brass, Very high quality. Thanks.
I am coming in UK
@ 2:05 what is the paste that goes on the olive ? Thanks.
What's the paste then ?
The paste is water soluble ? What is to stop it being washed away?
Happy holidays!
Sir I am from India and I want to join your apprenticeship.
Thanks.
Sir what should I do
@@ManishSharma-io3rq what are you wanting to do.
@@AllenHart999 sir I wanted to do plumber job and course.
How come they don't do any soldering in their first year at college? Surely that's basic plumbing skills, or is soldering seen as an old way to do things?
No idea to be honest. I would guess they do health and safety.
The first year is such a load of bs health and safety and principle theory you wouldn't believe the bs that they have to teach now with ladders and platforms etc...
Instead of making the health and safety stuff part of a “plumbing course” which has nothing to do with the plumbing itself but rather safe working in general, and considering you do all that health and safety and if you want to work on a site still need to do health and safety for a Cscs card.
Why not just stick to the plumbing with the plumbing course and then do the CSCS card with the health and safety afterwards as a compulsory extra?
My first year I did soldering and LCS frames and copper frames
How much cost the training???
I didn’t charge them. Thanks👍
@@AllenHart999 thank you im in uk and want to do that how please
@@dzandmainuk3702 I didn’t charge them. Thanks.
I like in carriers
I am from India
You live in rhodes islandia
thanks
And you Danny
Thank You.
I thought plumbers only do water stuff
no one ever gave me a chance. i don't even have a criminal record, drug problems or alcohol. Hate this world so fucking much. Worthless degree, nobody will take me on as a apprentice, can't get a fucking job. Had enough, its been so many years, nothing works out for me and I work hard.
Good luck for the future
That lad is heuuuuuge! Or you two are dwarfs! Haha
Thank You.
GOOD morning plumber
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