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electrical work
Electric field work is the work performed by an electric field on a charged particle in its vicinity. The particle located experiences an interaction with the electric field. The work per unit of charge is defined by moving a negligible test charge between two points, and is expressed as the difference in electric potential at those points. The work can be done, for example, by electrochemical devices (electrochemical cells) or different metals junctions generating an electromotive force.
Electric field work is formally equivalent to work by other force fields in physics, and the formalism for electrical work is identical to that of mechanical work.
Been asked to price for a job, customer is having attic done out so needs a few new circuits up there. Some more context I'm based in South Wales and house is 1950s awkward little.run from the board to up but the new socket's will all be on studs so minimal chasing. I'm so bad at pricing work it...
Hi - I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this. (Blame Google search). I've recently moved house and have lost the power adapter for a Blaupunkt sound bar. It worked perfectly when i was in my flat but I no longer have the power adapter. The model number is BP-SB60-1. with what's...
Hi guys, I’m still confused how to find any jobs to improve my skills or education.
I’m pass last year Level 3 Diploma.
I apply for Apprenticeship beet 300 and get jobs they pay me nuts 🌰 and 150£ per week .
Agreement was 350-400£ and more , I’m doing well .
I’m live in Midlands, still looking...
I was speaking to one of our Apprentices today who has been with us just under 3 years and is coming to the end of his apprenticeship. He said whilst I was away on holiday they gave him a ‘test’ which involved doing a full installation of an intruder alarm. You have another engineer there just...
Recently, I've successfully completed all C&G 2357 level 3 knowledge units, having re-trained from the software industry. I'm now looking for experience with commercial and domestic work to get a foothold in the industry and complete the NVQ portfolio.
At present, I currently hold the...
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hi guys:
Looking to start working into commercial sites as a electrician mate / improver
I have C&G 2365 level 2, and 3
Also got my ECS card electrical labourer
London area preferably
Thanks in advance
Hi Everyone,
Looking for an opportunity as an electricians mate, with the aim of gaining my NVQ and AM2.
I have recently got my Level 2 & 3 2365 Diplomas, also have 7671 18th edition, Building Regs, and 2392 inspection and testing certs.
I have my own basic tools, a driving licence and vehicle...
Hi everyone need help pls
I need to power 2 x portable work cabin
The meter people came today installed new supply with one meter 25 meters away from the 2 cabin
Each cabin have 3 heaters sockets lights
My question is what size Swa cable can I use
Cable length 35 meters from meter box
Hi, just completed my 2365 levels 2 & 3 and I’ve got my BS7671 qualification. So I’m looking to start out as a mate to gain experience so I can complete my NVQ and work towards AM2. Based in Liphook in Hampshire on the Surrey / West Sussex border. I’ve got my own tools and transport and am keen...
Hi,
Really appreciate the help in advance..
I’ve been asked to install an outside socket and a floodlight with PIR. I’m a 4th year apprentice and feel more than competent in carrying out this small job.. I have my own testers so beforehand I will be checking if I have end to ends R1+R2, a good...
Hi, Looking for job as an Electrician Mate in the West Midlands / Staffordshire area. Over 15 years experience, ECS card and NVQ Level 2.
Domestic installation and Maintenance ( 1st and 2nd Fix).
Roydel
Gosh, I've been asking a lot of questions today, this one's a big ask.
I don't know about the peaks and troughs of working in this industry but it feels like things have slowed right down in the last few months, compared to last years work. It's slowly ticking along, rather than being swamped...
hi i had an EICR report done for a property i let. It had a number of C1 and C2 observations. I got a different electrician to come in and correct these as well as replace my old fuse board to a consumer unit.
Following the work, he is giving me 2 additional C2 observations that were not in...
I'm currently doing a electricians course and plan on getting my level 2 this year. I'm just wondering what work would be available for me when I get my level 2. I ideally don't want to be on apprenticeship wage as I can't afford to live on that. I will also be going for my level 3
I have been invited by a family member to Jersey, for a bit of a holiday whilst also installing 3 EV Chargers I am a qualified installer in England / Wales. I have checked to ensure my qualifications will allow me to conduct work in Jersey but cannot get a definitive answer. I obviously would...
I think i was rushing to fit a new light fitting. And got some cables trapped . Long story short light fitting smoked and went black. Have replaced fitting but really knocked my confidence is this just part of the job.feeling like a damn cowboy
Hi, my question is. If I have an old wylex consumer unit with NB type 2 breakers (not 60898). Or let's say any CU for that matter. If it's protected by a 30ma RCD, will that pass the cert?. Or for example will the use of old mcbs not be up to standard. Thanks
Hi guys got a question to ask:
In Scotland for reference.
My mate recently bought a house and he is wanting me to do an EICR, new Consumer Unit, new shower and extra sockets. I have been qualified for almost 3 years, however I am not approved. My question is can I carry out this work myself...
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