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No because its already a part of their assessment criteria for a full scope contractor

You can make a comment regarding the lack of fire detection but you cannot code it. However if detection is installed and is expired or blatantly installed incorrectly, out of date alarms or other obvious issues then you could give it a FI citing 560.10 FIRE DETECTION AND FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS...

Dewalt 18V Multitool(best on the market) Plunge cut wood with nails blades probably get the most use Multiple quantity's usually work out best, although the last lot were a multipack that was on offer in Selco Quality wise top priced are simply not worth it to a spark similarly the cheap ones...

Get an electrician in. Dont attempt it yourself. If it's been budged that badly who knows what else could be wrong.

Not even close to true when it comes to NAPIT.

I'd go with a rewire based off those pictures. 

Turn the socket circuit off at your main fuse board leave the socket alone and call a local electrician out first thing in the morning, failing that bite the bullet and call someone out tonight obviously be aware that'll be pricey but much less so than a fire.

CEF can help by sodding off and taking their trash catalogue with them

Common and usual scenario for sites with other trades fiddling about after you have second fixed. Might be worth looking at Yoozybox/Plasterguard/Beadmaster to prevent it on sites like that in future, requires and extra step to come and remove them and screw back but hey no backboxes full of...

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That'll be why it was nice and quiet in Fforestfach today then well until i got there 🤣

Depends if its technical advise is relating to, our wholesalers are exceptionally knowledgeable on the products they are selling and would always be first point of contact and if they don't know queries passed to the local rep or manufacturer technical.

They wont/shouldnt have their logo on. You certainly cant buy elecsa branded forms from the Certsure store only NIC AC and ECA for EICR forms.

http://www.elecsa.co.uk/Householders/FAQs/test-FAQ-1.aspx You can do them but you are not assessed by your scheme to carry them out and should not use their logo on any forms related to it. 

From what NAPIT are saying if your already assessed to carry out EICRs you will carry on as normal, people who aren't such as NIC Domestic installer/Elecsa will either have to go Approved contractor or join another scheme. Alot of disinformation being spread around lately just like the rumours...

I have no idea what the imbecile in question was trying to achieve.

1 ring for the whole place including kitchen, and the break in 3/4 of the way round so to isolated the damaged section we would have one leg with  only 3 outlets and the rest including kitchen on the other. Sucky situation all round. But as the saying goes you cant polish a turd but you can roll...

This is what happens to SY within a few years outside

Why can't they just leave things alone, even worse i'd looked at the reg earlier in the day in the blue book 😂 reg below for anyone who cares 522.6.204  For the purposes of Regulation 522.6.201(ii), Regulation 522.6.202(ii) and Regulation 522.6.203(ii), a cable shall: (i) incorporate an...

Customer decided to get all the walls in a room plastered then get the wiring checked out, ring is broken somewhere between two sockets in the room, top floor flat with flat roof above no access to cables so to reconnect that section of the ring with minimal damage we are going to need to go...