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Hi. Sorry to butt in like this. I am no sparkie but I have cause to ask a question. See, I had my meter changed a couple of months ago and today whilst cleaning the shelves in the pantry (where the meter is located) I found a bag of meter seals (the crimp ones) on the shelf and on inspection the guy has forgot to put the seals on any of the boxes at the meter. Now, I don't want to get the chap in any trouble by phoning the meter plus company as he was a decent guy, likewise I don't want to get in trouble if it looks like I have removed them.... What to do????Sorry if this is a bit random and not what this site is for but I just needed to ask....Thanks Herriots
 
I assume your primary concern is you don't want the guy to get into trouble. I'd just leave them next to the meter if they're not in your way. If anyone ever comes to look at it and mentions there's no seals I'd tell them at that point the guy didn't put one on and left a box of them.
 
I assume your primary concern is you don't want the guy to get into trouble. I'd just leave them next to the meter if they're not in your way. If anyone ever comes to look at it and mentions there's no seals I'd tell them at that point the guy didn't put one on and left a box of them.

this is not good advice.
The person with the seals could end up getting arrested for theft of electric board property possibly
suspected of removing the seal and having a spare bag of replacements, after he gets arrested and questioned he will have to prove his story is true but what if the guy who left the seals behind totally denies leaving them behind? Its good that the poster don't want to get anyone in trouble but think of numero uno is my advice. Call the company and ask them to get the guy to pick up his tool that he forgot.
 
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