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You'll have to inform me, never heard that term before.Never had earth nuts in those days Mate all down to good workmanship.
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You'll have to inform me, never heard that term before.Never had earth nuts in those days Mate all down to good workmanship.
What "earth nuts" or "good workmanship"?You'll have to inform me, never heard that term before.
Got to be worried if it is the later.What "earth nuts" or "good workmanship"?
Your duty is the safety of
1. Persons
2. Livestock
3. Property
In that order.
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So he pulled the fuse no injury to him or anyone else, or any pets brought to the dinner, in doing what he did with a little experience, not only did he save all those I have described and in doing so he lastly saved the building from going up in flames.It should be;
Your duty is the safety of
1. Yourself
2. Persons
3. Livestock
4. Property
In that order.
Just saying
It should be;
Your duty is the safety of
1. Yourself
2. Persons
3. Livestock
4. Property
In that order.
Just saying
With respect again Murdoch, I would have thought that a cut seal would be the last thing on the DNOs mind would be a busted seal, it the place had burnt down, but you're right they probably would have had a bit of a moan, jobsworth is the right description, you can imagine what would have happened if Mick the Meter man had been called, have to phone the office to get permission to open my tool box/bag, then get a method statement, Permit to work and all the other carp he would need to pull a fuse, meanwhile whilst all that was going on the loose cables had started to ignite, you know it made sense, pull it out and argue later.Quite.
With respect to the DNO's I could understand then getting a bit annoyed if meter seals are tampered with but with respect to the main fuse ..... It doesn't make sense.
Jobs worth springs to mind
So he pulled the fuse no injury to him or anyone else, or any pets brought to the dinner, in doing what he did with a little experience, not only did he save all those I have described and in doing so he lastly saved the building from going up in flames.
It should be;
Your duty is the safety of
1. Yourself
2. Persons
3. Livestock
4. Property
In that order.
Just saying
I see, that's clarified thingsmy bad, I didn't realise I wasn't a person lol
Both......love DIYers, plumbers, DNO meter men, domestic installers doing industrial work, short cutters.......and takin the pee.What "earth nuts" or "good workmanship"?
There's a story there Greebo.I once rang the DNO to ask them to come pull me fuse and they said that I was the first to ever ask.
IMO OP did the right thing.
E@WR states no working live. So that voids the cut live cable & tape up or Henley block it.
Your duty is the safety of
1. Persons
2. Livestock
3. Property
In that order.
So with people in the building it was safest option to pull the DNo fuse imo.
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