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  1. J

    Can I move the splitter box myself?

    Hi, I want to move the splitter box in my meter box to make room for a smart meter, which looks relatively straightforward. Should I do that myself (homeowner), or does it need a specialist? Is there any requirement regarding its location? Cheers
  2. A

    Need to post so thought I would introduce myself.

    Was a member for years on here, I'm 60 now and recently changed jobs! Due to a buy out of the company I'd been with for 18 years. Lost my log in there didn't have it saved anywhere or access to my old emails! So here I am again! NICEIC QS for the company I'm with. Not properly been on the kit...
  3. captdgf

    Just introducing myself

    Hello, I'm from the st louis, Missouri area. I'm a DIY'er. Have remodeled a few houses and lipped a cpl and have 2 I'm renting. I like to take on projects myself, but know my limitations and am not afraid to ask for help.
  4. L

    Need to post so thought I would introduce myself.

    Hi everyone, I’ve been a long time viewer of the forums and have used many times to answer queries I have come across. I am a 26 year veteran sparky who has worked mainly in industrial settings this has included 14 years of purely installation work and the remainder doing installs, maintenance...
  5. S

    Introducing myself

    Hi everyone, I am Tony. Just introducing myself. I am in a difficult position myself trying to decide at 38 with 1 kid about changing careers and have been looking to become a Sparky. It's not easy making a huge decision to change your careers when you have a mortgage and bills to pay. I am...
  6. J

    Just to introduce myself

    I have done some simple wiring in my flat and garden. I joined the forum to see what DIYers are doing. Now having looked around a bit in the DIY section I am a quite surprised about how advanced is the stuff which DIYers are tackling. There are clearly a lot of skilled people here.
  7. T

    I Need Work Hi all! I'm here to introduce myself

    Okay so I have a C&G 2365 level 3 which covered electrical and electronics engineering and I want to do an NVQ and AM2 to become a full qualified Electrician. But I prefer to choose the electronics field of the electrical engineering industry. And for me to progress I must get a job position...
  8. K

    Hi, Just introducing myself

    I'm Paul, I work in power generation and CHP installation
  9. B

    Just introducing myself, thank you for the accept

    Hi everyone, My name is Arnold, I am hoping to become a Sparky and I am looking for some guidance and help where and how to start. Once again thank you for the accept.
  10. fivevoltlogic

    Some like Coleslaw, I prefer Ohmslaw - Introducing myself

    Hey everyone! I'm Will. Currently retraining as an electrician after 35 years of not being an electrician. Got through C&G 2365 2&3 so far. Reading up on the regs at the moment for that ol' exam and just bought TOMY My First MFT. (MFT's, not NFT's, right?) I'm into AV, home automation, IoT...
  11. G

    Just registered so let me introduce myself.

    Hi all, I began my training back in 1977 as an apprentice in the Army, worked all over the world mainly building/maintaining bases and temporary power stations. Since leaving I have worked in Mining, Shipbuilding, Offshore and of late in Facilities maintenance and management. As most of my work...
  12. B

    Introducing myself, hello from Hampshire D I Y er

    Hi Thank you for letting me in to the forum, I am an occasioonal d-i-y er but having to increase my productivity due to a large extension project. I am retired from mental health nursing but before that I worked in industry and qualified in Industrial electronics, working on defence systems. But...
  13. O

    Hi everyone, just introducing myself

    Hi all, I’m a time served lift engineer trying to make a career change. Have lots of crossover experience / qualifications as well as practicing as an electrician for a family business. Also been up-skilling over the last couple of years to hopefully help me make the transition full time.
  14. Shell2681

    Can I pay for AM2s myself ?

    Hi, if I have finished my paperwork for NVQ level 3, if I leave my employer can I pay for my AM2s myself or do I need to be employed? (It’s not an option to stay at my current employer I have wrote a post about these previously but had no answers)
  15. ANDREAS_FROM_GREECE

    Hi everybody, here to introduce myself.

    Came here, completely amateur, to learn ( don't worry, not dangerous, mostly information about wireless stuff)
  16. F

    Hi all! just introducing myself

    Hi all! just introducing myself: I'm Florin from Norwich UK, its just great to join this wonderful community. I'm a keen DIY'er now working to get certified as a electrician. I wish you all a good and prosperous new year. Happy New Year!
  17. RMS Electrical

    May I introduce myself

    To all bloggers and staff at Electrical Forums, just want to introduce myself: I trained as an electrician on the Gold Mines in South Africa and worked in Industrial as well as Commercial/Domestic installations. I moved to Ireland 30yrs ago and have been an electrical contractor for the last 17...
  18. G

    Introducing myself, from Ballarat, Australia

    Hello, A quick g'day. My basic history is DIY home owner, general tinkerer of old machinery, moderately decent level of electrical caution and mechanical devil may care. In other words I read diagrams carefully, double check my connections, use insulated screwdrivers, and because I firmly...
  19. E

    What is a reasonable time frame for me to really push myself and complete a nvq level 3?

    I am wanting to complete the nvq level 3 in less than a year,I have been told people have done it in two to three months or 2 years I definitely don't want to do it in two years I have a good work ethic
  20. W

    Introducing Myself To The Site

    Hello, my name is wpollock and I live in the greater Austin, Texas area. I am a home diy person and adhere to my own limitation skill set when attempting any repair. Thank you to all who offer any advice to future posts and I hope to reciprocate when possible.

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