I've been discussing site temps with another contractor on site.
The supply is TNCS, there is a consumer unit in a fiberglass box which has its own rod (TT) and 2 Commando sockets and a double 230v external socket. All these are protected by the consumer unit in the fiberglass box The sockets are mounted externally on the framework.
There are 2 site containers. 1 of them has a Commando outlet on the side and is plugged into 1 of the Commando outlets near the consumer unit with SY cable, the other has a SY cable wired into the consumer unit of the container (toilets) and is plugged into the other Commando outlet. The SY cables are overhead with support by continarry wire.
I said the 230v double socket isn't allowed on site and the containers need to have their own earth rods. He has insisted the containers are temporary as on plugs and is responsibility of hire company for containers equipment. He has said he has only installed the commandos and 230v socket so tested back to them.
Am I wrong arguing these points.
The supply is TNCS, there is a consumer unit in a fiberglass box which has its own rod (TT) and 2 Commando sockets and a double 230v external socket. All these are protected by the consumer unit in the fiberglass box The sockets are mounted externally on the framework.
There are 2 site containers. 1 of them has a Commando outlet on the side and is plugged into 1 of the Commando outlets near the consumer unit with SY cable, the other has a SY cable wired into the consumer unit of the container (toilets) and is plugged into the other Commando outlet. The SY cables are overhead with support by continarry wire.
I said the 230v double socket isn't allowed on site and the containers need to have their own earth rods. He has insisted the containers are temporary as on plugs and is responsibility of hire company for containers equipment. He has said he has only installed the commandos and 230v socket so tested back to them.
Am I wrong arguing these points.