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thanks for the info everyone.. If anyone knows about this work, would it involve having to work away from home weeks at a time?

Gave up

Aaahhhh that's where it went! Thought that post was lost.

actually I reckon it's the employers pressing the govt. Employers prefer skilled/willing labour.. wherever it comes from.. why train unemployed brits(black or white or any other) when they can import them pre-trained/willing to take very low wages and 0 hour contracts.

actually.. I'm a club owner! I keep it under my bed incase of burglars :wink:

well yes... but was looking to see what others who does/ may have done this work what they reckon about the job?

Anyone know if there's much call for data cabling engineers and if so, does it involve working away from home?

Aaagh right. Thanks for the advice

Ok. Bit stuck here. Will avg free edition keep botnet at bay or do i need something else? Haven't the dosh so free software advice please. Thanks in advance

Hello. I've an acer aspire with win 7. I want the updates to be fully automatic but AVG and possibly spybot mess it up on shutdown. Can i do a shutdown script so i don't have to deactivate avg or spybot manually when i shutdown?

Aye ... there's a shortage of bbq sauce too! :?

well he won't be signing on at the dole office that's for sure!

Eeee the cheek Noseall.. pedacures ain't cheap ya know! :? lol thought about plumbing but data and lecky don't gush out all over the place if you haven't done the job proper rofl :lol:

Hello, Looked into the training course but not sure about the physical aspect of the job. does it entail climbing ladders, getting PPE kit on and drilling big holes through walls lugging big heavy rolls of cable? not sure if it would be similar to electricians.. I've asked the training provider...

Sounds like your in luck if its sheltered. OP may help you out here, looking at the security tape, it may also be breathable.. don't quote me though. sorry i couldn't be more helpful

They are plastic, come in different thicknesses, think he used 3mm thick ones. They are wide enough to support each pane of glass yet flush so as not to protrude and interfere with the beading and about 10cm long. Upvc frames have vent holes but not sure how you'd vent the ones your fitting...

If you've swapped barrels and still have the same fault when trying to lock door with the door open i'd say it's the hook mechanism. They are pretty easy to get out. I had the same fault. When replacing make sure it's well adjusted as if you leave any stiffness when operating it'll fail early.

The door is held at the top with a latch at each corner. Lately when i'm closing it, one side doesn't reach the strike plate and i have to push low down on the door to close it. It's 1.5 years old btw. There are no apparent ways to make adjustments. The only thing i can do is fit shims at one...

Hello. I had large units fitted to a hardwood frame. Black security glazing tape was used to keep weather out and the unit seated on spacers to help keep the unit ventilated with vents also cut into the recess between spacers at bottom to allow moisture escape.. Basically emulating a pvc frame...

Hello. I had large units fitted to a hardwood frame. Black security glazing tape was used to keep weather out and the unit seated on spacers to help keep the unit ventilated with vents also cut into the recess between spacers at bottom to allow moisture escape.. Basically emulating a pvc frame...