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Schools, call for special 2 year quote for 2008 Rob has decided to extend this popular offer into 2009 - ask ROB for details. Vacancies _ where are all of the people looking for work!!!!!!!!!
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The end of the pier...electrical fault 29 October 2008 One of the abiding images of 2008’s summer, apart from leaden clouds, was the sight of Weston-super-Mare’s Grand Pier ablaze in the process of being reduced to a charred shell. Last week it was revealed that an electrical fault was the likely cause and that the complete destruction of the pier could have been averted had the manned alarm response contract not been cancelled just a month before the fire…
PAT testing. WARNING we have discovered that some servers might have a problem on restarting. A techie working for a government organisation has told us that the power packs of some servers that have been left switched on for a prolonged period might fail on restarting, this is apparently a known problem in the IT industry. Please seek advice from your IT department before testing. FAQ We occasionally get enquiries from customers asking us to explain some of the tests that we carry out, one of the most frequently asked questions seems to be concerning items that have a separate power lead. Some of our competitors are telling our customers that although they charge more per test than we charge that they are in fact cheaper because they will test the lead and appliance together as one test, this would appear to make sense, because it follows that if there was a fault on either the lead or the appliance then it should be picked up on one test, this is wrong. The contractors using this as a sales tool are either misinformed or are unaware of the regulations there are two reasons for testing the leads separately.
Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 (EAWR) places a legal responsibility on employers and employees, as duty holders, to ensure that electrical systems used at work under their control are safe. Who is Responsible, official stuff. Householders - Guide to your fusebox Job vacancies updated Sunday, 01 February 2009 |
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