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Discuss Where do you buy these from? in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Try screwfix ?Hi,
Where can I get these from? I see it says ESC on it, but cant find them...
Anyone know? They seem like a good idea. I saw it the other day whilst changing a board, it would be nice to stick on the front.
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I'm with Tony on this. If you need to be told that there's a potential danger lurking behind the CU cover then you have no right to be anywhere near it. If you need to be told not to store things near it or knock things into it then you're too stupid to be allowed to operate anything electrical not even a bloody light switch.
The world is going to hell in a handcart. People now need to be told that there are hazards inherent in every seemingly innocuous day to day activity. On the news last night there was a thing on about this year's intake of students to York university. They were told at a lecture that they shouldn't go out and get rat arsed and walk along the river banks. Bloody hell, these kids are tomorrows doctors, lawyers, politicians and industry leaders(allegedly) and they need to be bloody told this stuff!
Why can't people just man the hell up and think for themselves?
I'm going for a lie down now.
Maybe so, but you'll still fail your yearly assessment if you don't put the required stickers on! Even though it's a poor reason it's reason enough.
Yeas mate you're right but I think that these things are gone about the wrong way. Instead of a police officer standing up on front of a class saying don't do drugs, get a seriously screwed up smack head to tell the kids "Do drugs and you could end up like me" Instead of a university lecturer, get someone who screwed themselves up and is now in a wheelchair to tell them not to go swimming while ****ed.About York uni..... one ****ed up lassie got dragged out of the river at the weekend
Teenage girl in dramatic night-time river rescue - Yorkshire Post
It's always happening ..... I believe one girl died earlier this year in the same fashion.
I wouldn't be surprised if the uni lecture was at the request of the emrgency services
If thats the case then god help us, these scams have show they care about nothing but lining the pockets of the top brass that work for them and nothing else.
There have been several examples recently on here of proper botched installs by members if them and they have done nothing about it. If you believe a assessment will be failed because you haven't made a DB look like a teenage girls bedroom wall full of stickers then you have been well and truly been suckered into everything they believe in and not what is actually the correct thing to do.
Yeas mate you're right but I think that these things are gone about the wrong way. Instead of a police officer standing up on front of a class saying don't do drugs, get a seriously screwed up smack head to tell the kids "Do drugs and you could end up like me" Instead of a university lecturer, get someone who screwed themselves up and is now in a wheelchair to tell them not to go swimming while ****ed.
If they have to be told then scare the living crap out of them.
Get a con to tell them if they commit crime they'll go to jail and be violated by people bigger and harder than they are.
Depends what they pull you up on doesn't it?
Thats fair enough, but why do we have to fit all these labels just because it says so in the BGB? Why do we only have to put a danger 230 volt sticker on the DB and not every other electrical connection point on the circuits fed from it? I would expect anyone of reasonable mind to know there is a dangerous voltage in a DB without them having a great big label telling them.
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