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Ah cheers lads had been getting pretty stressed out about it all but you all seem to put my mind at ease abit... first topic I ever started in a forum aswell 😁

Thanks for the help, Yes I suppose your right about the standards, I just kind of wire them up without thinking about that(I guess it's the designers who would know more about following the standards when they design the machines to be built)... and yes the first year of my apprenticeship was...

Haha yeah load banks test generators... quite a specific set of skills I've learnt building them, only transferable skill would really be panel wiring... and I've tried to work my way up to service, to progress from my apprenticeship. so I can travel around, which is what I wanted( as I have...

And yeah I really wanted to get into being service engineer... just not gained any skills from my apprenticeship to really commission/fault find/test, have only been building up load banks for the last 4 years and don't even touch them when they are live..... it's been pretty s**t apprenticeship...

Thanks for fast responses people, the main reasons I was considering it and hope this answers 'manator's' question... Is that the last 4 years of my apprenticeship I've only learnt basic engineering/electrical skills as the training has been pretty awful... and thought if I learnt domestic...

I have currently gained my level 3 NVQ BTEC in electrical/electronic engineering over a 4 year apprenticeship in a factory building machines, I have very little experience with domestic wiring but has hoping if I completed my 17th edition and part p that maybe then I could try and gain some...