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noshua
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16th Jul 10 at 12:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by daymoon
Bart, that is what my dad builds, but he actually built one that is twice the size of your biggest one I know cos i was part of it too when i had a job at that place!

The biggest one had two transformators, and something silly like 20 section. Had to be U shaped aswell. I think that one was for whiterose shopping centre.

Been building loads of stuff for Olympic village for last year or so!


I bet my dad could have your dad though
_Allan_
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16th Jul 10 at 12:36   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

My dad built Blackpool tower single handedly with only a toffee hammer and some old rusty fence nails.
antnee
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16th Jul 10 at 12:36   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by MarkSport
EDIT: Plus, the guys round your end will prob work for the same company as us... (midland heart) and we have not long taken over gedling homes aswell

[Edited on 16-07-2010 by MarkSport]


Nag, its a independent guy, earning a mint and he doesn't even advertise or have sign writing on the van! He spent 6 weeks in south Africa and going away again soon.
mentalcorsa
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2330 level 2 - 2 years
2330 level 3 - 1 year
am2 exam - 2 1/2 days
nvq level 3 you do while you work (portfolio) - 2 years
17th edition - 4 days + exam
2391 testing and inspection -5 days + exam
CORSA NUT
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quote:
Originally posted by mentalcorsa
2330 level 2 - 2 years
2330 level 3 - 1 year
am2 exam - 2 1/2 days
nvq level 3 you do while you work (portfolio) - 2 years
17th edition - 4 days + exam
2391 testing and inspection -5 days + exam


Don't be daft i'll do mine in 4 months tops
mattk
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16th Jul 10 at 16:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

took me a week to do my portfolio, propper blagged it all, did most of the H&S ones at home lol
CORSA NUT
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16th Jul 10 at 17:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Exactly
mentalcorsa
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yeah took me about 2 weeks blagged it all as well, but you get 2 years to do it
CORSA NUT
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That's what's pissing me off at the moment! I am officially finished in July and should have done the AM2 and all my exams by then but they are saying if i don't get me NVQ done by then i won't be qualified best be sorted by then i wanna start me own company
oceansoul
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16th Jul 10 at 17:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by Bart


I dont have access to many photos at home, but heres a couple from panels ive designed;









Do you still put "lamp test" on these kinda starter panels?? All our new suppliers 'aren't aloud' to put them on. Really annoying.
Bart
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19th Jul 10 at 08:14   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

yes, we do fit lamp tests, but its down to customer specification.
Some prefer lamp tests, some dont require it at all while others like push to test button.
But to be fair, with LEDs now taking over most new panel builds, theres less room for malfunctioned lights.

Who do you work for Ocean?
oceansoul
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Work for Thames Water in the maintaince department. We have quite a few new panels that still have lamps not LED's, but with no lamp test function. Its really annoying, but i guess its all down to the cost :/
Bart
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quote:
Originally posted by oceansoul
Work for Thames Water in the maintaince department. We have quite a few new panels that still have lamps not LED's, but with no lamp test function. Its really annoying, but i guess its all down to the cost :/


ahhh IIRC, you work in Telemetry/PLC?
We're almost completed installing a pumping station upgrade for Thames at Priory Road Dartford

So its people like yourself I need to blame for the difficult SRSA


[Edited on 19-07-2010 by Bart]

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