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Competent, in the eyes of a scheme, try getting a job on a proper building site You're Napit card would class you as a labourer Don't give a **** what you say without JIB you're not an electrician As I said before try doing proper work Jobsite Search Results We crushed BENSA, Domestic...

As forum "newbie" (me) define an electrican then For me it's JIB grading 2330/2360, NVQ3 Anything else can **** off, you're a domestic installer and wear it, Takes the **** having a loads of idiots taking a 5 day course and call themselves electricians See my post above from NICEIC, we...

What happened with this, both Sreetlighter's have been on the forum since and not touched this thread

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Agree totally, I was shot down (by the forum vet amongst others) DI's should never be allowed near three-phase/commercial

One tip never reply in anyway to a customers email once proceedings have been initiated unless its a part 36 offer

Homeplug+ I suppose Power Ethernet | Product Description One of these with a usb would be the holy grail, imo

You've nothing to worry about, they don't care if you're really competent/qualified

The other electrician one Not sure of the politics between the two :coat

One of the many reasons I now stay well away from domestic, am sick to death of trying to convince the customer that the last person (who's a lovely fella and did a great job) is a muppet/doesn't have a clue and i'm right/he's wrong

Always Fluke, The new Meggers are a pile of crap and have many documented problems check the other forum

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He's moderating his comments, so I'm guessing the juicy one I left won't make it

Sums up the industry in one https://www.youtube.com/embed/WZizlnLfLks?feature=oembed

Dulux do a matt pure brilliant white Bathroom+ paint, have used it myself in my en suite and its spot on Ceiling/Wall paint theres no difference :C Dulux Bathroom+ - overview

ECS card is based on qualifications (same grading as JIB) I'd get an ECS instead of CSCS as with your quals you'd be graded as an improver. Plus some sites/firms only accept ECS

I think what he's saying is a CU is not designed to a set/known amount of forces - A machine in a factory is, as that is how its designed (fixed or moving)

Doesn't feel alot piece of **** to undo as well, certainly not enough that you'd feel comfortable leaving it at that (just had a non scientific test with my torque wrench)