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We are looking for an experienced Electrical Engineer to join the IET Family!

Lisa Miles
Ever wanted to work with the IET's Technical Regulations team and help support and develop the Wiring Regulations? 


Now's your chance... ?

https://www.theiet.org/about/working-for-the-iet/senior-engineer-wiring-regulations-development/
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    UKPN:

    With some of the sad responses on this topic, Lisa Miles would have been better off advertising in an Electrical publication/newspaper. After giving members first refusal, she gets mocking posts. Never mind, back to "How to wire up a consumer unit" and "Cable ladder bonding" to name a couple.


    Regards, UKPN.Zap




    UKPN

     what is just as sad is you replying to a post on a forum dedicated to BS7671, when your concern is ESQCR, and your belittling of posters  on most posts that you do post on  about BS 7671 that electricians have to abide by; and this from someone that had worked for a REC/DNO for the best part of forty years. Nothing has really changed has it it, it's always been "them and us" on both side. Electricians have to abide by BS7671 or equivalent, DNO workers ESQCR.

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    UKPN:

    With some of the sad responses on this topic, Lisa Miles would have been better off advertising in an Electrical publication/newspaper. After giving members first refusal, she gets mocking posts. Never mind, back to "How to wire up a consumer unit" and "Cable ladder bonding" to name a couple.


    Regards, UKPN.Zap




    UKPN

     what is just as sad is you replying to a post on a forum dedicated to BS7671, when your concern is ESQCR, and your belittling of posters  on most posts that you do post on  about BS 7671 that electricians have to abide by; and this from someone that had worked for a REC/DNO for the best part of forty years. Nothing has really changed has it it, it's always been "them and us" on both side. Electricians have to abide by BS7671 or equivalent, DNO workers ESQCR.

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