Ive seen similar on a new install on a treatment works. Turned out that a thin piece of masking type tape had been put across the top of the isolator (to avoid anything dropping in I suppose) which hadn't been removed when cable was installed. It tracked just enough to give a less than...
Would this still be the case if something like the main earth bonding was missing? (Again, genuine question there, not a veiled attempt at an argument)
Appreciate your advice
Nick
But what if they don't want the other issue, that you have informed them about, only the one they've asked you to do, but the other issue you find is dangerous? do you press on and fix what they asked you to, leaving the circuit with a dangerous fault, or do you decline to continue? Is our...
I agree wholeheartedly with the need for the tests etc... and am a big advocate of not attaching myself to things that could come back and bit my rear end (or name me in court proceedings), part of the reason for me leaving my previous employment (my refusal to turn a blind eye to very dangerous...
Thanks Pete,
That was pretty much how I handled it, only without completing the full eicr at the point I got to. I fedback my initial findings and advised i'd need to do further tests and then make recommendations for improvements to the circuit before moving forward. Obviously all they wanted...
Thanks, that was my understanding of it.
What would your approach be in the situations I described above, do you fix the problem and note the faults on the minor works, decline the work until an EICR is completed to reveal the whole truth or another option?
Thanks
Nick
Thanks both.
Those were my thoughts too. I think an EICR is in order to at least make sure everything is as it should be.
There was no paperwork with the current occupiers (a tenant in a high street shop) but could've been with the landlord. I did suggest that they speak with their landlord...
hi
I’m new to self employed domestic (having done my apprenticeship and time in industry with a utility supplier) so looking for a little guidance on the below.....
Got asked to look at an Rcbo tripping issue. Called in for an initial look. Nothing seemed obviously wrong so as to cause the...
Hi,
I'm looking for a bit of advice as what quals etc... would be best for me to concentrate on
i am am just completing an electrical apprenticeship in industry. I'm employed as an electrician, completing mainly maintenance with some installation. My apprenticeship will state 'engineering'...
Thanks for the advice guys
It's not that the company is gonna say goodbye at the end of the apprenticeship, far from it, more of a job for life situation. It's just that I want to cover all aspects and be able and qualified to do some house bashing on the side as a little extra (but the right...
Thanks CTID, yes that does help thank you
Do you need to be JIB registered to trade? Or is it the one that everyone looks for?
It appears with my 17th and an assessment I could register with NICEIC as an installer, is this correct? And would this allow me to start working on installations...
Hi,
The nvq is level 2 performing engineering operations and I'm not sure what the level 3 is, I've just been told its the level 3 that follows, in engineering.
I'm assuming the 17th will be 2382-12, unless there are other 17th quals?
Hi all,
i was hoping to get a bit of advice regarding my current apprenticeship
I am currently doing an electrician apprenticeship within the local water board but am unsure where it will leave me regarding 'how qualified' I am.
I will end up with nvq 2 & 3 engineering inc electrical units...
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