Condolences to the family of of the electrician who sadly lost his life, this sort of accident should never happen.Fantastic news news weekly as always Joe 👍
My condolences to the family of Matthew Mason, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Another great news broadcast gentleman. Thank you and keep up the great work 💪
IP rating of a wheely bin. There is an argument for saying it doesn't have one because the manufacturer hasn't tested it and stamped on an IP number. However, if you look at the IP scale, I would suggest it is probably the equivalent of being rated to IP65, or possibly even IP66, so long as the lid is shut.
@@deang5622 sorry I was joking on my comment. Yes I could be made into Ip66 but would take more hassle with securing the lid and securing the bin to not fall or get knocked
Our sincerest condolences Dave, there's just too many of these stories around and it's heartbreaking. We hope that responsible people take warnings from them and improve working practices on site.
Van friendly more like same cost less material sounds like monster munch oh we made it small to increase the frequency going to and from the bag! Thanks they solve problems that aren’t there good job 👍🏾
@@efixx age like the big wagon wheels that you could share with your mate and still have loads or the curly wurly yes childhood sweets are my reference point 😂 what company isn’t about more profit for less cost. They do believe we are mushrooms 🍄 kept in the dark and feed on Bull S****
I think this adds a new perspective to German trade jokes about disposing of "Spannungsabfall" (which means voltage drop, but could also be read to mean voltage rubbish) responsibly....
Condolences to the family and friends of that young man. As has previously been said, I find it sickening that the company gets to pay the government more for breaking rules than the lad’s family get in compensation. I know you can’t put a figure on a life, because money doesn’t compensate for the loss of life. But really? £500,000 for not following procedures and a mere £200,000 for his life? This is so wrong.
My dad's friend got electrocuted because of a Livewire they isolated the mains power but they forgot to isolate the solar and he hit a live cable from the solar panels and it killed him
I reckon that's what I'd have said, too. I'm pleased someone got there before me: I've just got my branded Lock Off from last week's guess (thanks eFixx!): first use is keeping the biscuits safe! 😀
230 volt mains, not 240 volts. Nominal voltage is 230 in this country. So we should always refer to the nominal voltage not the nominal voltage it used to be years ago. Now I know the actual measured voltage is typically 240 volts but that is mostly not important, unless we have measured the actual voltage and we are doing calculations with the actual voltage on the line.
Condolences to the family of of the electrician who sadly lost his life, this sort of accident should never happen.Fantastic news news weekly as always Joe 👍
Agreed Sean, just tragic really. 😔
My condolences to the family of Matthew Mason, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Another great news broadcast gentleman. Thank you and keep up the great work 💪
Such a sad story isn't it? 😔
It's crazy how the government gets more money from the man's death then his own family
Not surprised at all by this !
Yeah I was gonna say that is nuts!
Thank you for the latest update!!
Did someone drill through the bottom of the wheelie bin to fit the cables?
Just wondering what the ip rating of a wheelie bin is
Lid's removable without a tool Paul! 😂
@@efixx A tool was definitely employed to put the cabling in the bin.
@@retrozmachine1189Gloves aren't considered a tool.
IP rating of a wheely bin. There is an argument for saying it doesn't have one because the manufacturer hasn't tested it and stamped on an IP number.
However, if you look at the IP scale, I would suggest it is probably the equivalent of being rated to IP65, or possibly even IP66, so long as the lid is shut.
@@deang5622 sorry I was joking on my comment.
Yes I could be made into Ip66 but would take more hassle with securing the lid and securing the bin to not fall or get knocked
We're family friends of Matthew, no amount of money will ever help. Some Companies never learn.
Our sincerest condolences Dave, there's just too many of these stories around and it's heartbreaking. We hope that responsible people take warnings from them and improve working practices on site.
Van friendly more like same cost less material sounds like monster munch oh we made it small to increase the frequency going to and from the bag! Thanks they solve problems that aren’t there good job 👍🏾
Why so cynical Darren? 🤔😂
@@efixx age like the big wagon wheels that you could share with your mate and still have loads or the curly wurly yes childhood sweets are my reference point 😂 what company isn’t about more profit for less cost.
They do believe we are mushrooms 🍄 kept in the dark and feed on Bull S****
I think this adds a new perspective to German trade jokes about disposing of "Spannungsabfall" (which means voltage drop, but could also be read to mean voltage rubbish) responsibly....
Great news edition as always Joe, still mossing regulation corner though. And thanks for the win 👊
Ah, thanks Sean. Yeah I might have to dust off the old regs book for a Regulation Corner soon. Watch this space. 😊
... How does this even happen? Isn't it connected somewhere outside of the bin making it obvious? Kitchen fitter behaviour.
Well it couldn’t possibly be live if wasn’t connected outside the bin
Reminds me of a trick I used to pull in lessons to demonstrate capacitance using a reel of T&E! 😂
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Condolences to the family and friends of that young man. As has previously been said, I find it sickening that the company gets to pay the government more for breaking rules than the lad’s family get in compensation. I know you can’t put a figure on a life, because money doesn’t compensate for the loss of life. But really? £500,000 for not following procedures and a mere £200,000 for his life? This is so wrong.
Gotta say, thats a verry good ORGANisation name, "stop cox"
It is stated that no longer than 30mins working from a ladder if its un avoidable to do so
That's interesting, what's your source on that matey? 🤔💪
Tacked rocked
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No such thing as a torque calibrated arm for DB s , but ok s/o and switches ?
For now Ray... for now...
@@efixx same calibration for both?
The words of this week are parakeet and electrickery.
We'll see if you're correct next week! 😃
this week's words ... Parakeet & Electrickery
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Just this week I always say these on a daily basis
I think this week's words are electrickery and parakeet, but not necessarily in that order.
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Why would the order be important? The question was for two words.
Hypnosis and parakeet are this weeks words…I think.
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This weeks words, Hypnosis and Parakeet
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That’s wheelie bad practice
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That's rubbish....
And another one! 😂
My dad's friend got electrocuted because of a Livewire they isolated the mains power but they forgot to isolate the solar and he hit a live cable from the solar panels and it killed him
Never ever underestimate the power of electricity
This weeks words parakeet and electrickery
Nice one Carl, tune in next week to see if you're right. 😊
How about just cutting 600 mm off a 3m length ?
Could do... I'd argue this is more time effective though. 🤔
Not exactly convenient to do in the retailer's car park.
@@davepusey really? Plastic trunking and conduit? Whatever next 1m lengths for small cars
@@efixx depends if you run out and just need a 600mm bit
@@supersparks9466 Yes please. Can only get 1.2m across my rear seats.
Rocks and coveted
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Parrokeet & Colourful
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rock parakeet
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Hypnosis and electrickery
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Hypnosis and Triumph
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Hypnosis parakeet
Definitely won band name of the week... 😂 Tune in next week to see if you got it! 😃
I reckon that's what I'd have said, too. I'm pleased someone got there before me: I've just got my branded Lock Off from last week's guess (thanks eFixx!): first use is keeping the biscuits safe! 😀
230 volt mains, not 240 volts.
Nominal voltage is 230 in this country.
So we should always refer to the nominal voltage not the nominal voltage it used to be years ago.
Now I know the actual measured voltage is typically 240 volts but that is mostly not important, unless we have measured the actual voltage and we are doing calculations with the actual voltage on the line.
Maybe it was measured at exactly 240V...🧐
Adequately and parakeet
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striker and dublin
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Hypnosis and parakeet
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Dirty ,wet at times , dangerous and you wonder why women don't enter the trade .
Maybe some women don't mind those working conditions. 🤔
Parakeet, electrickery
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Hypnosis and Electrickery.
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Hypnosis and parakeet
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Hypnosis and Parakeet