If a customer uses the services of a NICEIC registered contractor it seems reasonable that they will expect the electrical work to be carried out by a trained and competent electrician with appropriate qualifications for the level they are working at.
Maybe in an ideal world, but it is not the case in practice. It is equally likely that the cable will be pulled in and the screws hammered home by someone 'in training' following long distance instructions, and supervised by no-one especially closely. The give away is when a different person comes along to 'do the inspection for the certificate' for a really trivial job . This tells you the installer was not able to test their own work.
And that is before we note that there are those who are indeed trained and really by all measures should be competent, who can still create some remarkably poor installations.
If a customer uses the services of a NICEIC registered contractor it seems reasonable that they will expect the electrical work to be carried out by a trained and competent electrician with appropriate qualifications for the level they are working at.
Maybe in an ideal world, but it is not the case in practice. It is equally likely that the cable will be pulled in and the screws hammered home by someone 'in training' following long distance instructions, and supervised by no-one especially closely. The give away is when a different person comes along to 'do the inspection for the certificate' for a really trivial job . This tells you the installer was not able to test their own work.
And that is before we note that there are those who are indeed trained and really by all measures should be competent, who can still create some remarkably poor installations.
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