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Obviously bs7671 governs us in our electrical trade, and to the 18th we will need to use metal clips in all areas where cables are surface mount. So do data/cctv engineers have to use metal clips ect to prevent from premature collapse and who governs them to do so?
 
I think we all know that they should be using fire resistant clips but they'll continue to operate as a law unto them selves either out of ignorance or laziness, because why would you need to learn how to be some kind of builder when you're clever enough to do computery stuff? :rolleyes:
 
This is my point what the hell is the point of us doing it if bt/data/sky/cctv cabling dont adhere to the same standard. Might it be part of the fire officers/BCO checklist at the end and refuse to sign job off unless it changed.
 
Data installers are like the traffic wardens of the trade.

Fire installers are PCSOs.

Domestic sparks are police officers.

Industrial sparks are counter terrorism.
 
Data installers are like the traffic wardens of the trade.

Fire installers are PCSOs.

Domestic sparks are police officers.

Industrial sparks are counter terrorism.
Telecoms sparks are the devil and must be burned...
 

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