Do you lock off?

[HandySparks]

Well, I thought that was quite interesting. Thanks to those who have voted. The poll's still open.

I wonder whether the 11 members (so far, out of 53) who say that they always lock off when working on domestic installations, are primarily domestic or whether they're commercial/industrial sparks who occasionally work on domestic and carry over the habit from their mainstream work, where there is a greater likelihood of unwanted re-energisation of circuits.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Well, I thought that was quite interesting. Thanks to those who have voted. The poll's still open.

I wonder whether the 11 members (so far, out of 53) who say that they always lock off when working on domestic installations, are primarily domestic or whether they're commercial/industrial sparks who occasionally work on domestic and carry over the habit from their mainstream work, where there is a greater likelihood of unwanted re-energisation of circuits.

I wonder how many voted for the first thing that came into their heads just to throw the whole thing into disarray because some of us are like that!! :devil2:

 

[newtothis]

I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL

 

[Simonslimline]

I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL

There is a section at the bottom of the site about gaining access to the trainee section.

Perhaps try PM'ing one of the mods if you get stuck.

 

[ipf]

I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL

Shut your eyes and hope, then.