are we allowed to? what do the regs say in regards to this? maintenance free joint (so crimp or even a wago?) and would the joint then have to be in an ip box? or can we just slap half a roll of tape round it? all of this before the plaster bonding is applied?
Hi all, I am due to start a new role as an electrical maintenance apprentice and need to buy myself a drill.. can anyone reccomend a certain drill/deal or give any tips when deciding which type/voltage/Ah battery to choose?
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Hi guys just wanting a bit of clarification regarding qualifications. I've worked as an Electrically bias maintenance engineer for around 4 years now but I've been working with an electrician on my days off and plan to do this full time. I've got an NVQ Level 3 in electrical maintenance...
I'm replacing CU in another location, some cables will require extending.
My first thought was maintenance free junctions boxes under floor, but then I thought butt connectors are maintenance free, so maybe use these.
Can I just use butt connectors, any issues with this?
Thanks,
So I go and install a new socket circuit this week in an industrial warehouse. The job is straight forward enough. Surface mounted metal socket outlet fed using a short run of swa from a local db board. Anyhow just before I began testing the new circuit I asked the maintenance spark if he had...
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I'm looking for a fully qualified electrician with C&G 2391 or equivalent (preferable but not essential). The position is to join my small, growing company based in Sidcup, Kent either on a PAYE or long term self-employed basis. Work will consist of domestic new build, refurbishment...
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I have a small questions.
I work in a small industrial company as a woodworker.
I already have:
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- 2377-32 Award in the Management Requirements for the Maintenance of...
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Just read an interesting article in Octobers "Professional Electrician and Installer" (PE&I). Probably going to get my --- ripped to shreds over this, "You should have known better Pete"
How ever many of you now use Wagos, I don't cus I'm retired, according to the article and I quote "" It's...
Something that's always confused me and never been explained to me is when the DNO work on a 11KV line they clamp the 3 phases togeather and spike to ground. Then further down the line they do the same.
This creates an alternative path for the electric to travel (through the ground) making the...
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I was wondering if the maintenance free requirements (MF) are the same with communication cable as with low voltage supplies? I can't see why they wouldn't be.
The junction boxes for cat 5 cable or telephone cable where you just use the insertion tool have no screws that could come loose but I...
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I have for quite some time being completing subcontract work for a property maintenance company (LTD) on 30 day terms.
This has been working quite well for me providing me with a nice steady stream of work to supplement my other stuff.
I got the brilliant news today that the company...
Hi qualified in the 80's but have now been out of the trade for a number of years over 20 I have done small bits here and there but I would now now like to get back into it full time. Does a gone know what if any courses I need to do
My qualifications were a 4 year apprenticeship and a City and...
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Do they exist, I have just inspected a job and seen 25mm tails extended under floor boards in standard Henley 25mm tails block, can you get 25mm maintenance free joints? It would this have to be made accessible eg hatch or something Ect? Which I still feel is poor as I've seen them carpeted over...
Hello, I'm a new member here and looking for some advice. I served my time in a factory around 15 years ago and have been a maintenance electrician since. I've worked on installations, servicing, commissioning, PLC's and some domestic work. I am looking on advice as to what courses people would...
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I'm looking to become a multi-skilled maintenance engineer in a factory environment as I am looking for a more local and permanent job. My experience is as an instrument technician and engineer in the oil and gas, chemical and petrochem industries (apprenticeship, NVQ 3, HND and...
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