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Is it necessary to do the r2 test if you have done r1+ r2 test for an eicr certificate
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I may be wrong, but I think what the OP is saying is, the company he works for did the install, but he the, only did the actual wiring OPSo are you going for the DI assessment or is it the company you're working for?
Yes after all it's all about money,profit etc skillsets don't count, like someone else mentioned, if you have the dosh you're in regardless.Abu,in all honesty.I think you did all the work,you are going for DI assessment and you were unaware how poor your installation standard is when assessed by genuinely skilled tradesmen,they have been reading a thread full of deceit and some would say lies
Having said that,do not be pessimistic about the upcoming assessment,I believe the schemes themselves are as unprepared as yourself in recognising poor levels of skillset
You will more than likely be happily accepted into the fold
Reckon he's DONE a runnerI think he's avoiding this thread now TBH.
Hes not done a runner ,having listened to our opinions hes gone on a 5 week course to become an electrician so he can pass the domestic installer assessment.Reckon he's DONE a runner
Makes you feel sorry for the assessor and my tradeAm I missing something here?
You saying that Midwest I had a go at my mate the other day only had white PVC conduit lids on site so he put them on white boxes but thought it was ok to put on the galv boxes bearing in mind this is for the county council and we have the Clerk of works and electrical consultants around at intervals ok it's above a ceiling but these small things stick out and although complies etc. and not commented on sets the tone. Am I being to picky. By the way we were getting galv box lids the next dayI do find it rather sad, that someone could stand back and look at that, and not see anything wrong with their work, especially someone as young as the OP, who someone said was 20. Can't tell now, as it appears the OP has resigned or left the forum.
From my experience no one starts out as a bad workman. Just like those who are taught to produce good quality work, some are taught to produce bad quality work. Lets hope the OP can get some of the former taught to him, before he gets much older.
I think you were a bit picky Ant, especially as you and you Mate were intending to change the lids for the correct ones the following day, I personally, would applaud your Mate for fitting the box lids that were available as a temporary measure.You saying that Midwest I had a go at my mate the other day only had white PVC conduit lids on site so he put them on white boxes but thought it was ok to put on the galv boxes bearing in mind this is for the county council and we have the Clerk of works and electrical consultants around at intervals ok it's above a ceiling but these small things stick out and although complies etc. and not commented on sets the tone. Am I being to picky. By the way we were getting galv box lids the next day
I think you were a bit picky Ant, especially as you and you Mate were intending to change the lids for the correct ones the following day, I personally, would applaud your Mate for fitting the box lids that were available as a temporary measure.You saying that Midwest I had a go at my mate the other day only had white PVC conduit lids on site so he put them on white boxes but thought it was ok to put on the galv boxes bearing in mind this is for the county council and we have the Clerk of works and electrical consultants around at intervals ok it's above a ceiling but these small things stick out and although complies etc. and not commented on sets the tone. Am I being to picky. By the way we were getting galv box lids the next day
It's only at wiring stage.Seems you
I think you were a bit picky Ant, especially as you and you Mate were intending to change the lids for the correct ones the following day, I personally, would applaud your Mate for fitting the box lids that were available as a temporary measure.
So why were you having a dig at him?It's only at wiring stage.
As his attitude was " a blind man would be happy to see that " Yes I know it's a minor thing but there is a spec and also it sets a tone of not having any pride in your work a galv conduit box galv lid white pvc conduit box white lid and it sets a tone to those who are inspecting your work and that's one of the reasons we don't have any snag lists at end of jobs.So why were you having a dig at him?
As you were intending to swap the lids the next day, it does seem a little trite to have ago at him Ant in all honesty, by the way appreciate what you say about doing it right the first time.As his attitude was " a blind man would be happy to see that " Yes I know it's a minor thing but there is a spec and also it sets a tone of not having any pride in your work a galv conduit box galv lid white pvc conduit box white lid and it sets a tone to those who are inspecting your work and that's one of the reasons we don't have any snag lists at end of jobs.
I didn't have a go at him just commented but he thought it was a acceptable standard.As you were intending to swap the lids the next day, it does seem a little trite to have ago at him Ant in all honesty, by the way appreciate what you say about doing it right the first time.
Sorry Ant but you did say "you had a go at my Mate" in your original postI didn't have a go at him just commented but he thought it was a acceptable standard.
I know but I didn't get him to stand against the wall to a firing squad. It was the attitude that peeved me off.Sorry Ant but you did say "you had a go at my Mate" in your original post
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