Hi Kurt, Welcome to the forum.
Yes, you need to complete the ECS Health & Safety Course - its £48 and you must book and you'll be given a set date to go to a centre to sit the multiple choice online exam. The exam roughly takes 20mins but you are given 30mins i do believe.
Also, if you're...
75cm between fittings = overkill.
I'd suggest 2 rows of 3 looking at the drawings but if the client has requested the northern lights then maybe you should go 2x4.
Hate clowns like this, all you can do pal is write a letter covering your own arse. Send a copy to the landlord, send a copy to the estate agents and if the moron won't do anything then thats entirely up to him.
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You can't go failing installations for no earth at lighting points along as the fittings are class 2 as you correctly point out. This regulation is basically for new circuits being installed - and that regulation has been around for a while.
Letting agents are thick as pig ....
Post 2 is unfortunately true - i have had the same issue "we want a condition report"
.... that's fine but you'll pay for it on top.
Seems stupid doing an EICR and EIC when only an EIC is needed, but if thats what the client requests then do both and get...
Pillar IP65 50W ground light, LED groundlight, GH88042V, Saxby Lighting UK
them ones to be exact. Easy to fit, great price and never had a problem - fitted 20+ on several jobs.
I'm kind of just repeating whats been said before here.
With some detective work, which i agree can be a pain in the backside and take a lot longer than it should 99% of circuits will be able to be identified.
Throughout my whole EICR working life i've only had 1 circuit which i haven't been...
Haha, never and i mean NEVER assume things are dead.
When i was doing my apprenticeship i asked if the power was off so i could change a socket faceplate - "yes mate" was what i got told and my first electric shock followed approx 20seconds later.
Then my boss said, "never assume, i knew it...
They're trying to tell you to bog -Off hahaha only joking fella - strange, never had that message before. You're not trying to access posts in the electricians arms are you or something?
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r1+r2 isn't the same as R1+R2 so i hope this is a typo lol.
Yes, your company is wrong - bad practice and you're doing nothing but sucking pennies off unsuspecting customers. You're right, the 'mug' that signs it off will be in trouble one day if **** hits the fan. Unfortunately, people get...
First and foremost you're supposed to identify parallel paths and where possible remove them for testing purposes only - so you get a proper reading.
I don't agree that recording an incorrect and unreliable value as opposed to a tick in that situation would be the correct way to fill your cert...
Malcolm - i couldn't agree more.
A few years ago, i put a 'tick in the R1+R2 box - i got called up on it by a spark about 4months later. Only to shoot him down by showing him GN3.
Lots of sparks don't even understand what it means if you tick the R1+R2 box.
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