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Blademan_98

Hi everyone,
By way of introduction, I have been designing electrical enclosures for many years but my new job requires me to hold certain qualifications.
I have passed the 17th edition exam and I am taking the test and inspection next.
My reasons for joining the forum is to get as much information as I can before taking all of the exams planned.
Thanks in advance for any help and advice you give!
Cheers
Brian
 
Welcome to the forum mate.
 

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