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gland pliers. he needs bahco for that. they don't slip and pierce your skin.
 
gland pliers. he needs bahco for that. they don't slip and pierce your skin. and as for sidecutters and pliers, bahco or NWS are my choice weapon.
 
magma tool bags and totes are mid-range value for money, and something like this is essential.
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Andy78 said:
Beg pardon ? What stage of your training are you at and what experience do you have ?
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I’m finishing up my Level 2 course, industry experience is zero. But a quick Google search brings up a Voltage Tester. As I say I’m new to the industry.
 
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Well that's a voltage indicator. In your level 2 course you should have covered safe isolation procedure in both theory and practical, including the EAWR, HSE GS38, etc.
 
Andy78 said:
Well that's a voltage indicator. In your level 2 course you should have covered safe isolation procedure in both theory and practical, including the EAWR, HSE GS38, etc.
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We haven’t just yet, there is about 8 weeks left so we may cover it then.
 

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