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wayne · 13-04-2008

next time i see some one unqualified changing a light bulb im gonna break his fingers !!!!

13-04-2008

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Originally Posted by wayne

next time i see some one unqualified changing a light bulb im gonna break his fingers !!!!

here we go again,

so what do you call 'unqualified' then Wayne?

ian.settle1 · 14-04-2008

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Originally Posted by wayne

next time i see some one unqualified changing a light bulb im gonna break his fingers !!!!

Why not just turn the light switch on and go the whole way.

wayne · 14-04-2008

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Originally Posted by Shakey

here we go again,

so what do you call 'unqualified' then Wayne?

do you need qualis to break fingers ? as for "here we go again"replied a dozen times on that

14-04-2008

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Originally Posted by wayne

do you need qualis to break fingers ? as for "here we go again"replied a dozen times on that

sorry Wayne must have missed it

I have challenged a number of people (as you know) to state what they consider to be 'qualified', but to my knowledge have had no takers

**LukeScotty** · 15-04-2008

agree'd, the perfect argument is there, shakey being the one who knows a shed load, but not in any competent persons scheme, does that make him non competent, I think not.

wayne · 15-04-2008

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Originally Posted by LScotty

agree'd, the perfect argument is there, shakey being the one who knows a shed load, but not in any competent persons scheme, does that make him non competent, I think not.

were not talking competent esp competent persons schemes run by incompetents

15-04-2008

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Originally Posted by wayne

were not talking competent esp competent persons schemes run by incompetents

how right you are Wayne, whatever they originally meant by 'competent persons' scheme, I am sure they didnt intend it to be a 'back door' route into the trade, which is what, (for some people) they have got

steve58 · 07-06-2008

HI All, I have done one of these shorts courses, EAL , 2382, Ect, at the age of 49. phoned around offering my services for FREE to gain experience got a couple of breaks. Went months again with out work and more phone calls, just started rewires on council properties in Hull with a local firm low wage to start but what the hell it's all experience to help me on my way and go alone. It does work if you throw your all in to it. Off to sit my 2392-10 on 16th June then hopefully 2391.

07-06-2008

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Originally Posted by steve58

HI All, I have done one of these shorts courses, EAL , 2382, Ect, at the age of 49. phoned around offering my services for FREE to gain experience got a couple of breaks. Went months again with out work and more phone calls, just started rewires on council properties in Hull with a local firm low wage to start but what the hell it's all experience to help me on my way and go alone. It does work if you throw your all in to it. Off to sit my 2392-10 on 16th June then hopefully 2391.

good luck witht the 2392, been teaching it for a while now, it is a good course

The exam is not too bad either, I have only ever had one guy fail it