Who's right? Hopefully me!

[Ian1981]

just smile you don’t have to ‘please him’

 

[Drew34]

Thing is I know what I did was stupid. However I've not decided to enter the industry to be a bodge artist. I'm in it for the long haul and one day would like to be known for being good!!!

 

[telectrix]

the only reason we use blue with a brown sleeve is when using T/E where there's no option. in ROI, they use twin brown for switch cables.

 

[Toneyz]

If you get grief or fail, I would contact the Sponsor or the CP Scheme they are affiliated to.

Not quite sure what a CP Scheme has to do with it I think the OP is referring to the person in charge of the centre (Bossman) and his tutor.

 

[Drew34]

I'm just stressing and unfortunately came here to rant. But on the plus side I know never to do it again.
Maybe I should have just said ' don't worry my mates an electrician and he's gonna change it when he's back off holiday'

 

[Toneyz]

I'm just stressing and unfortunately came here to rant. But on the plus side I know never to do it again.
Maybe I should have just said ' don't worry my mates an electrician and he's gonna change it when he's back off holiday'

Sorry I must be getting the wrong end of the stick is this in a training centre or on site, if on-site why are you unsupervised.

 

[Drew34]

Training centre. Where you pay £2500 and at the end of it all you know is what an atom is

 

[Ian1981]

the only reason we use blue with a brown sleeve is when using T/E where there's no option. in ROI, they use twin brown for switch cables.

I use twin brown when I can saves marking cable ends

 

[Richard Burns]

From the point of view of compliance with the regulations it is possible to sleeve a blue single brown and use it as a line conductor. From a practical and good workmanship point of view it is not good to use a cable that could be misidentified; because you would be expected to use brown in this case brown should be used and this makes a safer and better installation.

 

[Octopus]

the only reason we use blue with a brown sleeve is when using T/E where there's no option. in ROI, they use twin brown for switch cables.

You can buy twin brown and earth ............in the UK