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  1. S

    Advice with my next steps

    Hi guys, I've achieved my NVQ Level 3, 18th edition and 2391-52. Looking to go off by myself, work comprising all of domestic so signing off work is needed and EICRs. what's the best route to go down? Napit or the NICIEC? or something else I'm not aware of? Cheers!
  2. OnlQQker

    Ladders That Adjust Into Steps And Platforms...

    I was just looking at these, the idea sounds good, but I'm not sure about the locking pins? I like the way his body molds into the shape of the ladder!
  3. LocoMoco

    Advice on next steps?

    So I recently completed a 4 year apprenticeship, EAL Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering and HNC in Electronic and Electrical and now a qualified technician and got the job. I work with a lot of electromechanical equipment (conveyors mostly) but despite learning about...
  4. J

    Career advice (next steps)

    Hi all, i am currently coming to the end of my level 3 apprenticeship just waiting on AM2s date so now I’m thinking about what steps to take next in my career. I did quite well in college therefore feel I could progress further if I wanted, so looking for some advice on what courses/route I...
  5. As1999

    UK What are my next steps?

    Hi, I have passed my level 3 btec electrical installations recently. I will be looking to start my nvq 3 when I can find a job in the electrical industry. What am I even classed as? Qualified, electrical labourer etc? I’m not really sure what I’m classed as to start looking for jobs. The...
  6. OnlQQker

    Where There's A Will There's A Way...

    Never seen a step ladder used in such a way before, lol
  7. insanerider

    UK What should my next steps be?

    Hello everyone, just looking for a bit of advice. 10 years ago I did an apprenticeship in aircraft engineering and got my level 3 nvq in aeronautical engineering. I then spent 7 years working as an aircraft mechanic. Due to the late instability of the industry, and a craving to do something...
  8. newfutile

    Metal steps secured to concrete (bonding)

    We have had 2 metal steps installed to cover main supply cables (out to flats) from a Ryefield . when measured IR from MET to steps i got 0.091 MegOhms. The usual calculations are for when a 30 ma RCD is protecting (which is not the case here) 91 Kohm is above the usual value of 23 Kohm I...
  9. H

    Next Steps from C&G 2330 Level 3

    Hey, In 2009 I got my City and Guilds 2330 Level 3 17th edition. At the time it was recession and I was in the south west so jobs were scarce and I was not able to secure any work. As a result I never was able to create a portfolio to do the NVQ and AM2. I want to revisit this now. Other than...
  10. Helloworld88

    Initial steps to bring power onto property.

    Hey all. First post. Looking for friendle assistance. Building our own home. Getting power brought onto the property. Getting ready to purchase service wire and conduit so we can bury the run underground and under driveway. What size conduit? Schedule 40 2"? Wanting 200 amp...
  11. Pete999

    12 easy steps to safe isolation

    Best bit of info Iv'e seen on Safe Isolation in the October issue of PE and Installer published by ESR cut it out and laminate good for everyone/
  12. Designmen90

    Compensation - number of steps

    Well, a lot of times we heard about (for examp.) 200kVar in 6 steps, next time 200kVar in 10 steps. But, why use 10 steps instead of 6 steps, how to determine when we need lower or higher number of steps?
  13. J

    Outside lighting

    I have 1 external light in my garden and would like to install 5 more, what’s steps would I need to take to do this? Could I spur off my existing light? Would I need junction boxes for each light?
  14. M

    What are the first steps in becoming electricians mate?

    I am looking to become an electricians mate in the Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey area. I have experience doing small electrical jobs and City & Guilds Level 2 and 3 in Electro Technology. Any help or advice on how to progress would great.
  15. Leesparkykent

    Van racking inspiration

    I've just brought a LWB transit custom double cab van and going to get my wood butcher mate to rack the back out etc. Been thinking of putting in a false floor to slide steps under and shelving down one side. Would any one care to put photos up of the their setup so I can get a few ideas. I know...
  16. D

    First Steps To Becoming A Domestic Electrician?

    So guys I'm looking into becoming a sparky, domestic installer to start with to be precise, now I know a lot of you will be time served and shoot me down for asking but I'm 32 now and want to change my life plans regarding my job. Now I've some experience in helping my buddy who did an...
  17. M

    What work can I do / Advice on next steps

    Hi All, I am looking to find out what I have to do to become a) a domestic electrician, b) Commercial electrician c) registered with a Competent persons scheme d) Part P registered. I am very confused and all advice is welcome. I have the following qualifications: > EAL Level 3 Diploma in...
  18. J

    Little Giant steps

    I got a set of Little Giant Dark Horse steps about a month ago and thought I'd recommend them. Not light and not cheap(very not cheap!), but very adaptable, and shorter than standard steps, so fit in the back of the truck. If you find yourself needing adaptable fibreglass steps, these are the...
  19. TaffyDuck

    Double fronted Steps

    Hi all My fantastic old set of CupRum Pro double fronted stepladders were nicked off my van the other night. All my kit went sadly but at least it was all insured. All my tools are easy enough to replace but I`m struggling to find some fibreglass step ladders with treads on both sides...
  20. C

    PV Output Calculation Steps

    Hi guys, For my current dissertation project at The University of Strathclyde, I am attempting to build an Excel model which calculates PV output for given direct and diffuse solar radiation levels. I have attached below the calculation steps (within figure and as attachment) that I was taught...

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