BruceL

I agree with your comment. When my son was at school the "career's master" asked him what he wanted to do when he left. He replied that he waned to go to sea as an engineer.The master said to him "what do you want to do that for? You will always have dirty hands" My son did go to sea and spent 20 years as an engineer before he came ashore with an excellent job in engineering.

In answer to your question it's a complete new rewire of a renovation by an electrician. Any answers please.

Does anyone have any problem with ERDF coming to inspect their electrics? I have been waiting for ten weeks and all they do is keep sending back forms asking for information which they already have. Everyone you tell give the "Gallic Shrug" and say "Thats ERDF". Any ideas how I can get my electric turned on?

Before I retired I owned a company which specialised in gas-free testing. This tank must be pumped out and and completely dried out by an air line.It must then be tested and certificated that it is gas-free before any "hot -work" is carried out on it. Locallised flairing will be occur because the fuel has "soaked"into the steel.