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Deleted member 9648 · Feb 28, 2015

Ooooh....this ones got the makings of a classic. roll on monday.

rattlehead85 · Feb 28, 2015

Absolute joke... Overall satisfactory with C1 & C2 departures recorded and to top it the observation codes attributed to the departures highlighted are incorrect. Just shows you how dangerous a little knowledge really is!! Hope his indemnity insurance is active...he may need it!!

rattlehead85 · Feb 28, 2015

Since when has a socket lacking RCD protection ever been a C1???!!! Immediate action required[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Whereas the missing fuseboard blanks probably leaving exposed terminals accessible with tools and fingers only gets a C2 and he decides to leave it as is. Our industry is becoming a laughing stock by idiots like that[emoji35][emoji35][emoji35]

John Barclay · Mar 1, 2015

rattlehead85 said:
Since when has a socket lacking RCD protection ever been a C1???!!! Immediate action required[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Whereas the missing fuseboard blanks probably leaving exposed terminals accessible with tools and fingers only gets a C2 and he decides to leave it as is. Our industry is becoming a laughing stock by idiots like that[emoji35][emoji35][emoji35]

even with blanks fitted some DBs could fall into c1 as blanks can be removed without tool

rattlehead85 · Mar 1, 2015

Thats my point entirely it warrants a C1 and sorting straight away yet matey boy gives it a C2 and walks away from it as is.... then charges for the privilege of the report he's cobbled together. [emoji35][emoji35]