Clang! Mind your fingers!
That was the sound of a door with bars on it being slammed behind you.
If you deliberately falsify your logbook and as a consequence of that deception gain a job that you would not otherwise have gained , you commit an offence under the Theft Act.
It is a piece of legislation - part of The Theft Act - entitled 'obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception'.
On conviction, you could well end up making Jeffrey Archers tea.
I'll go one step further and say that there is a very good chance of a custodial sentence on first conviction. Courts don't like this type of offence i.e. where the safety of the GenPub is even remotely/ potentialy compromised.
Why are questions of this nature even being asked?
Yes you will get away with it until something goes wrong and your career is examined.
The answer was surely obvious.
HP