Ref method

[PeterPan27]

What ref method would be a fire alarm system and a security system be on a distribution schedule in a domestic installation

 

[trev]

What ref method would be a fire alarm system and a security system be on a distribution schedule in a domestic installation

Well I expected you to do the research yourself.

 

[PeterPan27]

I've done it trev matey. But just need make sure what I've put is right

 

[trev]

I admire your diligence Peter

 

[GLENNSPARK]

whenever dealing with stuff though that isn`t relevent on a cert...dont leave any boxes blank...if its not relevent..then an N/A is whats needed....just in case someone comes along and decides you have missed something....or to stop the form being `doctored` in any way...

 

[PeterPan27]

Yeh i was told to put a line through any empty boxes as cert cant be ammended after issued, that right??

whenever dealing with stuff though that isn`t relevent on a cert...dont leave any boxes blank...if its not relevent..then an N/A is whats needed....just in case someone comes along and decides you have missed something....or to stop the form being `doctored` in any way...

 

[Plonker 3]

No as Glenn says, N/A not applicable.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

Yeh i was told to put a line through any empty boxes as cert cant be ammended after issued, that right??

yes...the idea is that stuff cant be edited after the event (inspection & testing)...or some empty head comes along who thinks that he knows better....and decides to `fill in the blanks`..lol..

 

[GLENNSPARK]

No as Glenn says, N/A not applicable.

yep...the NIC particularly have a `thing` about lines being drawn through boxes.....
an N/A is the way....