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many companies use designated testers that are not present on first fix or for that matter second fix of an installation and that includes house builders like wimpy more to the point is whether someone would want to put there name to someone elses work esp if the person concerned only has a part...

it is called third party i dont know what qualificatiuon you have but I completed an apprentiship got c and g 1 and 2 17th edition inspect and test am1 am 2 and nvq3 and i assure you i am in a position with napit to inspect third party installations.If you could not test and inspec third party...

you are wrong

and to be with napit you have to be qualified and meet the requirements of a proven trade/industry test and that applies to domestic comercial and industrial installation

If a qualified electrician can only sign off his own work then there would be hardly any buildings with test certificates of course an electrician can sign off peoples works if he/she is qualified and proven to reconised industry standard

Are the things you are looking at marked L and N cos I have only ever seen earth conections on a cooker that use nuts

Sorry

50 mm from top or bottom of joists or metal conduit the question says :only hole the boards where i need to go through the joists: maybe it would be best to be there :roll:

if you can get some of the boards up you can drill your holes for the lights and switch and fish the cables in and out ect maybe kinda hard to know without seeing it

Wasnt shouting just crap at computers far to many buttons numbers letters symbols dots ........... :o :lol:

THINK HE IS ON ABOUT STITCHING CABLES UNDER JOISTS

thats was what I was gonna suggest DP switches MK :oops:

cables must be 50 mm from top or bottom of joists minimum