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Yes. Rubbish. They do not want to get people electrocuted if I left the fuse on the busbar. That is way they only supply one for now. 23 fuses to come when the place are safe to power on. So, how much is the looking answer. Is like an unsolved enigma. Or that game on construction sites...

First time doing price work. I was working for agencies £23 hour. 10 hours day. How much you would charge for a 6 circuits board? Live testing is a bit complicated. They have a busbar which supply three floors. They have only one fuse. So when I finished testing one flat, I need to go...

Since, two years ago, electrical installations are installed for no qualified people. Seem at many places, at Kensington 100 no qualified electricians most of them do not speak English. Holborn a gang of electricians, the supervisor told the orders to them. Many big electric firms are aware of...

Well. Which prices will be accordingly to the job I am doing. I dead tested every circuit. Find some faults. Told the electrician to rectify. Lights and fire alarm are connected. Tested live conductors to earth for insulation resistance, 250 volts.  After live tested. No problem founded.  I...

Do not know what you meant. "Naive" It is the first time doing price work. 2 years experience testing. 1 year testing substations at Spain. I am not registered with any electrical body. So that means I not responsible for the electrical installation. I am doing every live test and dead test...

I am not registered with any electrical body. I thought the person who sign the work (niceic, Napit or other), will be responsible for the electrical installation.  How much you think will be a fair price work? Thanks

See electrical. I am working at Elephant and castle. London. Thanks

Hello. My name is George  I have been doing some dead testing price work for £50 board 7 circuits.  Testing end of line lighting. (2 lightnings) 1 supply fire alarm  3 rings  Hob  6 boards about 8 hours.  Live testing £40  Every time to test go to busbar 1 level above, place the fuse...