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Builders do it this way all the fecking timeThe other amateurish oversight is using the black of the SWA as neutral and grey as the cpc, I come across this fairly often, very irritating.
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Builders do it this way all the fecking timeThe other amateurish oversight is using the black of the SWA as neutral and grey as the cpc, I come across this fairly often, very irritating.
BPG4 issue 6 says otherwise.The single insulated cables are a C2 with no possible argument
My mate still owes him money so told him to get an independent electrician in to fix everything and knock it off the bill.
Thanks for the feedback. Will pass that on.That's not very sensible advice. They should make a formal complaint and give the original contractor the opportunity to address the issues and put their work right.
They should take proper legal advice on this as there are procedures that should be followed.
If they follow your advice then your mate may well find that they are being taken to court by the original contractor for the withheld money.
Probably tend to agree but how many get reported to NICEIC? I think mostly would get reported to the site agent.
Hopefully the NICEIC would act on one or two of them
On the grounds that it's in an enclosure only accessible with a tool??BPG4 issue 6 says otherwise.
Although, this is one instance where I disagree with BPG4, and agree with you. C2 any day of the week, as more often than not these meter cabinet doors are unlocked and left flapping in the summer breeze.
I don't think you could call an attic an enclosure, if that were the case the house itself could be classed as one.On the grounds that it's in an enclosure only accessible with a tool??
Does that mean it's OK for all the wires in a loft to be 6491X singles, as long as I put a screw in the loft hatch before leaving?
I'm the only one that goes up into my loft, I'm defined as competent (well nearly), and I need a special tool to open said loft hatch. The ones at work are a friggin nightmare to open, almost need a degree in loft hatch opening.On the grounds that it's in an enclosure only accessible with a tool??
Does that mean it's OK for all the wires in a loft to be 6491X singles, as long as I put a screw in the loft hatch before leaving?
Team member of the next moon expedition?have you got confined space training for going into that loft?
No, but I needed to get the Xmas tree down, and Mrs M was giving me grief. So I carried out a dynamic risk assessment, and deemed the risks associated were overwhelmed by the rewards to all involved.have you got confined space training for going into that loft?
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