Snags and solutions

of course i was even more upset when i realised it was me.
PMSL!! Had the same on a recent night bus. I was looking around for the bloke with white hair! (it still looks more black than white to me in the bathroom mirror)
 
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I know what your saying John but there a lot of "look how clever i am - that last sparky was shi*e " type tradesmen about. I would just like to get in there first. Defuse the argument for them. Maybe its how we are programmed to think nowadays watch your a**e.
I totally agree and fully sympathise with your position - we live in a CYA world full of people looking for something to pick up on! I think it probably should be 'mentioned' (but probably verbally, or even in a separate 'covering note' - if they have not already got the message from all your swearing and moaning :) ), but I'm not so sure about writing about it on an 'official' certificate. If you 'record', presumably 'as an issue', something which is actually compliant with the regs, sceptical/paranoid consumers might accuse you of trying to 'generate unnecessary work' for some tradesman - and, in any event, if you did record any comments, they would presumably be pointing a finger at the tradesman who fitted the meter?

Kind Regards, John
 
I've seen that in a corner cupboard with the cut-out, meter and CU behind!
We usually make the customer dismantle the cupboard if we need to work in these locations
 
Here's one for you westie

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:D
 
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:oops:
ha ha. No credit where its due though. seen his install pics?
Besides how many forum members you know got a mention in Electrical safety councils 'Best practice guides' ?? ;)
 
I've fitted much worse like all those bathroom basins I used to have to supplementary bond as an apprentice :mad:

My college lecturer taught us that it was OK if the airing cupboard was immediately adjacent to the bathroom to do all the supplementary in there.
 
I presume you don't mean behind a gas meter
Certainly do!
Goodness! Are the gas suppliers always the culprit, I wonder? (I would imagine that many old houses had gas supplies before electricity ones). Would some of your predecessors perhaps have installed an electricity supply behind a gas meter, since it was an available bit of outside wall?

Kind Regards, John
 

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