Also, the cables should have had capping over them before the plasterer does his bit, to stop the plaster rotting the cables. This is a job for the electrician and is part of the first fix
Hi, looking at those pics, putting back boxes in solid walls, you nearly always end up with larger holes than the boxes, due to the nature of brick/block work and plaster breaking off.
As others have said, fixing the face plates back, should be done after the plastering and painting has been...
I have worked with some who have done short courses and many from apprenticeships.
Firstly, if you’re honest on site, say you are learning, listen, watch, learn and knuckle down to it, you’ll find you’ll be ok. Some people I’ve had from these courses have been really good. Some have been an...
If your Certificate states it was issued in April 2018, that’s when JIB will take your 2 years from, no ifs, no buts. Otherwise anyone can say they did things and try to shorten the time they need to complete to get that approved status.
I know it’s frustrating, but the JIB stick to the rules...
Behind plasterboard? Hardly likely to be accessible, so not an extraneous conductive part that is likely to come into contact with a person. As above, just ensure the circuits have RCD protection
You cannot have two dinners operating the same lights, they will conflict with each other and burn out the dimmer, transformer or both. One needs to be a switch only
What I can’t figure from that pic, is if there was an issue on one of the circuits, why not just put that in the non RCD side of the board, leaving the rest protected?
That could be done now just as a temporary measure, there are spare ways there.
Get registered self employed on the HMRC website, get your UTR number and phone agencies. Lie a bit about your experience, say you’ve been helping a spark for a couple of years
Interaction Recruitment 01223 314988 and ask for Luca.
There’s also Technical Resources and Jark
Good luck
Hi, I have a guy works with me who did one of these 2365 courses with a TS4U competitor (he’s ex military and did it as part of his return to civvie street preparations). The course gives you a basic understanding and awareness of the skills needed to start learning on the job and sets you in...
It took me a few years, but eventually you can get a a nice flow of work that you dictate when you do it. It’s a case of arranging your diary to suit you. If you get a good reputation and customer database, it is (fairly) easy to spread the work throughout the year
Either you have no neutral, as you’ve run it from the light switch giving only line and switch line, or is the switch a dimmer? It may not be LED compatible. I think the first is more likely
I do these a lot, as I mainly do commercial. Some cheaper brands are a squeeze. MK, Schneider etc are absolute fine. Can even get two 6mm into an MK if prepped right
As with other replies, I’ve had this where I’ve done some work and tested the RCD on its own. Then constantly tripping due to a fault afterwards. I do think if they aren’t tested regularly they get seized and when you do something to send them off, they realise what they’re supposed to do and...
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