chasing into concrete screed floors - a risk to the neighbour's lights?

[SPARTYKUS]

Forums here to argue too! If we all agreed there'd be owt to discuss!

 

[Knobhead]

Shouldn't that be nowt?

 

[GLENNSPARK]

Shouldn't that be nowt?

getting to be a point this as well in here just lately Tony..
as in nowt meaningful to discuss...

 

[Knobhead]

That’s you’re speciality, isn’t it?

 

[GLENNSPARK]

That’s you’re speciality, isn’t it?

and whats this supposed to mean...?
come on man...explain yourself...

 

[Marty203]

Marty203 are you sure you are not getting mixed up with maisonettes as I could then understand if their downstairs lighting conduits came from their bedrooms above. Perhaps if you where a young lad at the time you may of only worked on those parts of a large job and not remembered or recalled the conduit arrangements for the bedroom lighting which should of been cast into the slab?

Im not that old that I cant remember, lol, the projects were high rise council flats, Hounslow and Feltham and a few in the north around Islington and The Barbicon in the east

 

[Mr Mark Sparks]

I agree. I get to see the work done by NICEIC sparks, and a lot of it is shoddy.
By the way, I work for an NICEIC firm, I do the inspection & testing, and Ive never met the NICEIC man.

Im QS for nic firm and we have annual visit
and have to jump through hoops

 

[SPARTYKUS]

Hello Tony

yes, it should be "nowt", a slight erroneous transcription from brain to screen.

I may be slightly lysdexic

 

[johnboy6083]

Im QS for nic firm and we have annual visit
and have to jump through hoops

im sure that for small firms, this is the case. Im sure that may outfits choose the jobs that they show their assessors.
I work for a very large M&E firm, with over 800 tradesmen on the books. I work out of a satellite office, where im one of 8 sparks. As you can tell, im not a fan of the current system of QS. Its not effective in a large firm, where nobody ever see's my work.

 

[Mr Mark Sparks]

im sure that for small firms, this is the case. Im sure that may outfits choose the jobs that they show their assessors.
I work for a very large M&E firm, with over 800 tradesmen on the books. I work out of a satellite office, where im one of 8 sparks. As you can tell, im not a fan of the current system of QS. Its not effective in a large firm, where nobody ever see's my work.

i thought we were a large firm with 140 employees m and e. a/c and security devisions ect but would agree that you tend to pick and choose work from the "better" guys to show them