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If you are going to take an assessor to site at least make sure it looks neat, an untidy job is going to leave you open to awkward questions and from your two threads I suspect this is not what you want. Fundamental things like no notice at the earth terminal are schoolboy errors and you are leaving yourself wide open. Knowing an EIC from an EICR would be useful.
 
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Just saw the OP has a question about some test results i assume is to do with the same install on another thread... i have my doubts on whether you are ready to be assessed on Saturday @Abu be prepared for lots of questions and if you don't know the answers then know where to look for them in the relevant books.
Read your books to make sure it complies... sometimes the easiest bits are the ones most overlooked.
out of interest what scheme you joining? NICEIC stroma etc...
 
Just saw the OP has a question about soem test results i assume is to do with the same install on another thread... i have my doubts on whether you are ready to be assessed on saturday @Abu be prepared for lots of questions and if you dont know the answers then know where to look for them in the relevant books. out of interest what scheme you joining? NICEIC stroma etc...
I am holding my breath on this .
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I suspect you can access conductors through the rear entry of that board mounted the way it is, why people do this is beyond me.
 
Very difficult to assess or comment,from only one picture,and some posts,but i know for certain,there's a length of 25mm sitting in a van somewhere,that shouldn't be...
 
Lets put to one side,the endemic lack of training that is the usual cause of most crap installations
There is no training whatsoever that is needed to look at any job,electrical or not and see it is not pleasing to the eye

Whatever has happened to the dressing of cables
Spaghetti runs like in those pictures,they are annoying to look at
 

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