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Thank you all for your positive responses.
I actually did tell him he is a 2 bob, packed my tester and walked away. I also wrote a formal letter to the home owner advising them of the faults I uncovered.
I'll let you know the response from the home owner.
Thanks once again.

Sav
Very sensible mate. What a bloody cheek to say it's none of your business how it is done, it is totally your business. Don't do EICR for him either, he wont want to pay for it unless it is satisfactory, which is clearly is no where near. Hate cheapskate builders. Inform build control that there is a non notified, non compliant job, installed by unqualified, unregistered persons and that it has been energised. I have found Build Control take interest when they can issue fines.
 
Very sensible mate. What a bloody cheek to say it's none of your business how it is done, it is totally your business. Don't do EICR for him either, he wont want to pay for it unless it is satisfactory, which is clearly is no where near. Hate cheapskate builders. Inform build control that there is a non notified, non compliant job, installed by unqualified, unregistered persons and that it has been energised. I have found Build Control take interest when they can issue fines.

go one better and issue a danger notice and send a copy to labc as well :)
 
go one better and issue a danger notice and send a copy to labc as well :)
problem is if theres no immediate & present danger....then theres no standing for a danger notice....is there...

no CPC present/continuity is a 2 on class 1s

there may be a case for the exposed connections...but if they are above the ceiling then again it doesn`t quite warrent the danger notice...even though whats been done is a bunch of horse crap...
 

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