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You must have done he is infamous for weeding out the deadwood.
Some day I'll make it as an NICEIC Approved electrician...I know - worrier at heart though, always have been. Getting the NICEIC accreditation means so Much to me though. It'll feel like "I've made it"
Just haven't bribed them enough. Sarnie and a coffee?Nah Jobsworth Arses like that won't accept anything as they like to keep a 'professional distance'.
don't think they come much better than her.
I only received one technical non conformance but it was out of my hands. The house is empty and has previously installed some new sockets in the living room. All my tests were spot on at the time and obtained similar continuity tests on the L-L and N-N. however, it was clear the plasterer had been in since I was there as I pulled the sockets off and behind them were covered in dry plaster. First job to show the assessor and could have died. Assured him that this wasn't the case previously with the readings but he still had to note it as a technical non conformance. He said that there's probably a chance that moisture had gotten in or they had pulled forward sockets elsewhere in the house. Not good - was on edge as it was. L-L was 0.89 and N-N was 0.45 which was incorrect from last time
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Really ?? You do know her well then !!
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