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    Newly qualified electrician

    I have just served my time as an electrician in a chemical plant, I feel like the hourly rate that I have been offered is lower than the going rate, just wondering if anyone could give me any advice? They’ve offered me £8.49 an hour. The company I work for isn’t JIB registered so don’t have to...
  2. S

    Problem with newly installed light

    Hi guys just wondered if anyone had any ideas about this problem. Installed new chandelier (with 12 SES type lamps) type light that they bought themselves in customers lounge the other day, tested afterwards, working fine. Customer calls, apparently after an hour the light goes off and stops...
  3. S

    Newly signed up and looking forward to reading the forums etc.

    Steve here...new to this site and in need of advice occasionally. Live in Northumberland...own a rental flat. Hobbies include DIY, guitar playing and computer games. Cheers. Steve
  4. Paul Knight

    Newly trained looking for weekend work.

    Hi I finished my training last year and have done a few small jobs ie: Light fittings, switches, sockets etc but I'm looking to get experience in fitting Consumer Units and Outside dwellings. The course I went on was great for getting us through the exams but had limited practical equipment...
  5. T

    newly Self employed,what can I claim

    Morning folks,I was self employed donkeys years ago and have just gone back self employed now,can you good people please tell me what I can claim back as I believe its all changed now.subbing myself out to an electrical contractor and invoicing him every week just deducting the 20%.thanks in...
  6. Lou

    Advice for newly qualified electricians

    What is the best piece of advice you've been given over the years by other electricians that you would like to pass on to newly qualified ones?
  7. 2

    Newly qualified sparks

    Hi all. I am a newly qualified DEI (17th edition and part P regs) based in Somerset
  8. K

    Newly Qualified

    Hi all, Just completed the C&G 2357 and passed the AM2 last year. This is a second career for myself having completed 23yrs in REME as an Armoured Vehicle mechanic. Been with my current employer 6 yrs, since leaving the Army. Searched this site a lot during my course, found many useful...
    • kpugh
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    • completed newly qualified welcome
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: The Welcome Forum
  9. W

    Newly Qualified

    Hello, I am a newly qualified electrician (6 months ago). I did a 4 year apprenticeship. I am really struggling at the moment, I feel like I don't know basic things that I should be expected to know. I did 2 years of my apprenticeship working at a housing association and then moved to finish...
  10. T

    Newly Qualified to domestic level

    Hi am Tony newly qualified Domestic installer just thought i would say hello really.
    • Tony Ryan
    • Thread
    • domestic level metrel newly qualified reading resistance tester welcome
    • Replies: 18
    • Forum: The Welcome Forum
  11. R

    Newly Qualified

    Hello everyone, I live in Birmingham and new to the industry and I would like some advice from you all about how to get a job ideally as an industrial Electrical Technician or an Electrician mate. Some qualifications I have include *17th Edition, *IPAF 3a and 3b, *ECS, * S7 & Allan Bradly...
  12. R

    Newly Qualified

    Hello everyone, I live in Birmingham and new to the industry and I would like some advice from you all about how to get a job ideally as an industrial Electrical Technician or an Electrician mate. Some qualifications I have include *17th Edition, *IPAF 3a and 3b, *ECS, * S7 & Allan Bradly...
  13. P

    I Need Work Newly qualified looking for some work experience

    Hi I've newly qualified and now looking for some work experience in domestic installation in the north wales area. Please pm me if you can help. Cheers ian
    • Paddington
    • Thread
    • electrical work experience looking newly qualified work work experience
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Electricians Jobs
  14. P

    Hi, old guy, newly qualified

    hi I recently qualified as domestic installer with part p, inspection and testing level 2, 17th edition, pat testing level 3 in test and management. They can't teach you everything, not possible, so I will ask some seemingly daft questions, please be gentleish with replies. I need some...
  15. Dominic Forristal

    Newly Qualified in Brighton

    Hi guys I'm fresh out of training and looking to build my own customer base. Things are a little slow right now but I'm plodding on. Fingers crossed things build up... Any tips? Cheers Dom
  16. A

    Newly retired - Architect / Plans Reviewer / Electrical inspector

    Retired to finalize the repairs to the tornado damaged house here in Rowlett Texas USA. It was hit December 26th (Merry Christmas) 2015. It is nearly complete 98.9%. I am trying to stay involved and continue the Practice of Architecture and my plan review and electrical inspections. I am always...
  17. D

    Relatively newly qualified electrician looking to get back into what he enjoyed!

    Hi there!<br> I am completely new to The world of electrical Forums so please excuse my complete lack of knowledge for their internal workings! <br> <br> I am looking for the Advice of you experienced electricians on a dilemma which has plagued me for the last 18months I apologise...
    • Daniel.Lawrence
    • Thread
    • electric electrical electrician get looking newly qualified qualified electrician
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
  18. I

    newly qualified electrician near Bournemouth - seek experience/guidance to go s/emp.

    I have just completed bronze domestic course with tradeskills 4 u in crawley i have c&g 4141 elec install work in domestic dwelling 2393 101 part p building regs. 2392-100 inspection & testing 2382-601 17th edition (the big 4) whilst i see out my notice with current employer, i ask for any...
    • Ian Hickman
    • Thread
    • electric electrical electrician newly qualified qualified electrician
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: The Welcome Forum
  19. S

    Newly installed mira escape shower electric stopped working.

    Hi, i had a new escape mira electric shower installed month ago and it already stopped working. the neon light on the pull cord switch comes on when cord is pulled but when i press the power button on the shower, the light on the pullcord switch goes off and shower doesn't work. can someone...
    • sonny22
    • Thread
    • electric electrical electrical work escape installed led mira newly shower working
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: DIY Electrical Advice
  20. Q

    No sign of any earthing in newly installed kitchen... Please Help!

    Hey Guys! I'm not an electrician by trade but I need some advice on what seems like a serious safety issue. Recently bought a flat in an old ex-council building and had a builder in to gut and rebuild the place. He says he got an electrician in to do the work in the kitchen but I have some...
    • quinlivanb
    • Thread
    • attach builder earthing electrical electrician help! installed kitchen led newly please
    • Replies: 51
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum

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