I want to install LPG in my house for heating and a hob. The installation is for myself, nobody else, in my own property. I will only be using 2 small cylinders outside with an auto change-over valve. I have installed central heating systems before for myself before both gas and oil and I am not a member of any proffesional body. I have had past work checked over the years by proffesionals (people I know in the industry, including British Gas) in the cases of the boiler installations to check for leaks and regulation compliance with no problems at all. I would consider myself competant but no body seems to actually be able to prove in black and white that you have to be CORGI registered person to undertake LPG work (or OFTEC in the case of oil) yourself.
I have been trawling the internet for months and I cannot find anything which clearly states what the law is. Can anybody enlighten me please.