What can I do?/Where do I stand??

[StokieSpark]

Lucky a shock like that could kill someone with a weak heart, sneak round to his house and liven up his car, see how he likes it

Smashed his car up whilst drink driving. Currently banned for 5 years.

 

[pennywise]

Seems like a wonderful asset to the family.

 

[StokieSpark]

Seems like a wonderful asset to the family.

Never a dull moment, haha.. Luckily my G/f is nothing like him.

 

[Bobby B]

Personnally i'd do it anyway, i'd have to put my mind at rest, if the old boy gives you some grief kick him in the shin

 

[StokieSpark]

I called the building inspector... hopefully they will knock some sense into g/f's nan.

Thanks for you replys guys.

 

[Jason Smith]

HSWA applies immediately to you if you are working in a domestic dwelling, as it becomes your place of work, you are a duty holder and responsible for the h&s of those ther in, that is the occupants. Obviously doesnt apply If your not working there to the occupants. The Dangerous electrical notification ceretificate does ideally have to be signed by the person served upon, however, They usually refuse to sign because on the occasions I have had to considerthem, the recipient has immediately had the situation rectified. Its when thae dont that the form comes into best use, as it means you have told them and are therfore absolved of any blame from the consequences. If a person refuses to sign, or states they have a cheaper etc. sparky coming in tomorrow to fix it, dont believe them.Put a note on the form saying that you handed or personally put through the letter box/recorded delivery to the address that form. Keep a copy of your attempts to serve the form. You can then sleep well at night.