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#69728 09/19/06 05:55 PM
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OK, as to AHJ's finding less violations....

The major stumbling block lately seems NOT to be NEC related......it seems to be the EC's lack of checking the job before the inspection.

NO, not all EC's, no not all jobs, but....finding five bad GFI's in one house???

Spacing issues (6-12) (>24" walls) kitch counters, etc.???

a quote from today..." I changed three GFI's out the other day, how can these not work"?
Reply..."you are standing next to me while I test them, where's your tester"??

Seems that I should try to get a approved course on procedures.

If that Ec reads this, please don't take it personal, I'm not singling anyone out, and no location or names are mentioned.

John

[This message has been edited by HotLine1 (edited 09-19-2006).]


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#69729 09/24/06 10:53 AM
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Aphares,
The Indiana Chapter of IAEI will meet this coming February in Terre Haute. It will be the first Wed through Fri. in February I can give you a lot of information about the past 25 years of electrical licensing in Indiana.
You can contact me direct at alannadon@juno.com
Your email link did not work.
Alan--

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Alan--
If it was easy, anyone could do it.
#69730 09/24/06 11:16 AM
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Aphares:
Your e-mail link in your profile don't work
If you want NJ info, e-mail me Johnhlec1@aol.com

John


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#69731 09/25/06 07:47 PM
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Let us imagine a typical scenario: The inspector sees something, and says "that's wrong." Now, what's the sparky going to say? Take your pick:

a) "No it isn't you ignorant paper pusher!"
b) "Really? When did we start requiring....?"
c) "Gee, I didn't know!"
d) "Where's that apprentice?"
e) "I must have forgottem my smart pill that day" or, finally,
f) "We've always done it that way"


I have heard all of those, [duck]might have used some too[/duck]! [Linked Image] But those are in response to this.....

Boss/PM:
"I've never heard of anything like that..."
"Just don't worry about it."
"Since when?"

Or Designer/Architect:
"I've never heard of anything like that..."
"Just don't worry about it."
"Since when?"

Constantly edjucating your superiors can be a drag!


Mark Heller
"Well - I oughta....." -Jackie Gleason
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