CONFESSION TIME, LET'S TALK! - Electrician Life
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- CONFESSION TIME, LET'S TALK!
Artisan Electrics is back with another Electrician Vlog! Join Jordan as he visits a site planning for a MEGA Garden project, followed by a trip to CBS to reveal the new Van that has joined the Artisan Fleet. Did you guess right in the last video? Make sure you stay tuned until the end as Jordan also address the Structural 'Wood Debacle' from a previous video!
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00:00 Introduction
00:17 Good Morning
01:01 Meet Clucky and Plucky
01:17 The Water Feature
02:35 The Drive Way
03:25 Hacked Amour Cable
04:54 Big Boots
05:12 Garden Goals
05:39 Jordan & The Swing
06:08 Heading over to CBS
06:26 New Van Reveal
08:26 The new whip
08:54 Van sneak peek
09:55 Dog Bed
10:11 Meet Elijah
11:25 A lot going on
11:42 Let’s talk about it
16:09 Smart home upgrade
16:30 Controversial Product
17:51 My new great word
18:18 Goodbye light
19:37 Back to the office
20:13 First Unboxing
21:29 Tools 4 Sparks
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Fair play to you for making an effort to check if an error has been made and sorting it out. Shows you are a good company and can be relied on to make things good. Well done for facing up to issues and not hiding it.
Thanks a lot
Well done tackling the wood issue head on Jordan. Some people see acknowledging mistakes or admitting that they don't know something as a weakness. I see it as a strength and a great quality👍🏻
Thanks a lot
Being smart doesn't mean knowing everything it's knowing your limits and asking for help when needef
Being wise is not knowing everything, it's not knowing everything but continuing to learn.
@@kirkhamandy How much is that going to cost to repair, it's going to run into tens of thousands.
@@heisenburg8608 Lee should've have got a second opinion before he destroyed the owners house.
I will always appreciate the fact you aren't blaming Lee, and admitting you'd do the same. Everyone makes mistakes, but you are rectifying them. That's all you can do.
It takes a strong individual to admit that something is not quite right! Jordan, you are a very special person. I just loved how you mentioned about getting the team together and talking things through. You have a flair for integraty and loyalty towards those who work for you. You are going to go a long way and I'm going to come along your journey by enjoying, like I Am now, your videos. Jim
Well done Jordan, your "confession" only enhances the fact that ethics are more important to you than short term profits. Chris, Northampton.
Thanks Chris
As a carpenter, it's totally fixable very easily.... BUT regs are regs and they might make a mountain out of a molehill with it, heres hoping they don't.
You handled that situation very well Jordan 🙏🏼 honesty is always the best policy! It takes a real man to hold his hands up and admit if error has occurred
The fact you took the time to acknowledge “Woodgate” was pretty EPIC! And the fact you use the word EPIC so much is pretty Awesome!
Great channel with epic and awesome members of the team that help me enjoy a good wind down at the end of a busy and stressful day🤜🏼🤛
Very good, This is a sign of a quality company, which follows up when there is a problem!
In the past I was worried about admitting I didn't know the answer to something but I plucked up the courage and said it.
I got a lot more respect for doing so than having a go and Messing up. And now I have learnt. Every day is a school day
Much love
"I'm referring to everything as Awesome now instead of Epic"
Next Scene........
"We are getting the studio ready for tools4sparks so we can make some EPIC tool content"
Scene after that......
"We are here ready to start assembling our EPIC studio"
Epics abit goofy.
This video is what sets you apart. You have stood by your customer but also stood by your employee (not many good bosses around and most would throw their employees under the bus). Great to see someone who accepts that mistakes happen and doesn’t take the moral high ground. Well done Jordan.
Massive respect for openly admitting there may be an issue and wanting to put it right.
Your honesty is admirable Jordan, hope it’s not too much of a headache
Fair play in addressing the issue with the timber frame, approaching the client to explain the situation in the first instance and then rectifying the issue by consulting a structural engineer. Many people would of dusted in under the carpet. Like you say we all make mistakes but its the way you learn from them that makes us better at what we do.
Good Video Jordan,
Things are moving along at a great clip. Good call on owning your work and the right way of dealing with issues like that if and when they arise. No one wants screw up but when everyone can learn from the issue and why it ocured and what can be put in place to not have a reoccurance .Well thats good.
Thank you
Making a mistake is one thing but holding your hands up, explaining to the customer and doing your upmost best to resolve the issue is another thing and that takes balls.
Fair play guys
He could do much else but apologise could he.
@@garmbryhewwert7059 could of covered it up and ignored it and hoped it went away
Let's face it unless you have not seen or been involved with the house structure 95% of sparkies would of done the same ,maybe when the house was completed a manual should of been left with information what you can do or cannot do to the framework of the building ,well done for facing up to the problem if any and prepared to fix problem if any
I’ve seen worse done and seen it last a lot longer (40+ years, floor joist chopped out completely to fit a waste pipe and floor was bending when walking on it). That being said, I’d have been in that 95% until now. Learn something new everyday!
Your spot on, until you work around something you'll never know how your supposed to work around it. I came across a wooden I beam for the first time this year and luckily had the builders on site who work with them all the time and explained where you can drill. Every day's a school day
Speaks volumes that you’ve identified your mistake and getting it checked out by a professional everyone makes a mistake but taking ownership of it and getting it sorted is the tops well done to you all
Awesome: an event that is remembered many years from now and many times the size of more typical events. E.g. watching a volcano explode, watching a feat of engineering that has never been achieved before and unlikely to be beaten soon (e.g. The Bloodhound supersonic car). Extremely rare, sometimes leaving euphoric feelings, sometimes traumatic. Term sadly abused daily for overinflated statements.
Very good: Perfectly satisfactory, but somewhat forgettable in two weeks time. Very common.
Artisan: Excellence achieved everyday that lasts for decades. One of a kind! Appreciated by all who receive it. (E.g. “Those Ring floodlights are Artisan!”)
Takes a lot of guts to admit an error has possibly been made. Also hats of to you for not removing the video or removing comments. Hopefully if there is an issue it can be quickly repaired.
Well done for highlighting the issue and trying to sort it out. Far to many would brush it under the carpet or “not my job” mentality. Impressed with your company ethos and pride in your work, it’s no surprise your company is going places. Keep up the good work
Respect to you Jordan for being upfront and tackling things head on and always going the extra mile to make things right. Legend of a boss and have fantastic guys that work for you. Admire your leadership qualities and wishing your business every success. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
I appreciate that!
Well done Jordan, honest is the best policy. This is truly the right thing to do with the structural wood issue.👍🏼
Wow - change your 5 stars to 6 for getting this checked and taking this head on. Well done. Authentic leadership right there. Can you come to Cornwall and do my outdoor kitchen?
Thanks Adam! Cornwall sounds like a lovely retreat right now LOL!
Another different video, good to see the business is going from strength to strength. Great to hear your attitude and support for Lee’s work 👍
Much appreciated!
Best damn garden I ever saw at a Travelodge!
Good. Learning from other peoples mistakes is what separates us from the animals. So you have done us a service. 👍🏾
A lot of respect to you Jordan for your "confession". It only enhances your reputation as a reliable and reputable contractor, that you have been made aware there may be an issue and you will do all you can to rectify. Here's hoping all ends well. Content 'Epic' as always. 👍👊
The good thing is by posting the video of woodgate you have helped others in the future 👍 everyday is a school day and hopefully it will be all good for you
Well done I admire your mentality of working no one knows everything we are always learning it costs nothing to ask if you don’t know we don’t want someone to loose there life best of luck for the future 👍👍👍
Can’t wait for the unveil of the new T6!! As previously mentioned I’m a moderator on the VWT5 Forum so looking forward to this new bus you’ve bought! Can’t wait for my T6.1 Sportline to be built!! Xx
well done for owning up to the mistake and asking the right qualified person to check it out and give the proper advise to rectify it just shows you care about your customers
Well done to tackling the wood problem and coming clean
I was looking at that place thingking *wow* , this RUclips thing is *really* paying off! The one wire-nut tip I learned recently is that if you're doing solid and stranded, make sure the stranded is even with the solid, or perhaps a little "ahead" ... if you get the solid in first, it is less likely to grab the stranded and twist it securely.
Fingers crossed for your customer and yourselves that the engineer verifies that the building is in a safe state, or easily reinforced. My gut tells me the channel isn't massively deep into the timber and there were 4 pieces in the column (I think)? Some percentage of weakening but the lads didn't go deep enough to find the centre bolts but we shall have to see... Excellent response to the issue Jordan, professional and I don't doubt that you will get this sorted in one way or another. Well done on the business developments too, I cant imagine how busy you've been.
What video is it? I’m just interested in watching. Great response to the issue though.
ruclips.net/video/JlRsC91yUho/видео.html
It might have to be demolished and rebuilt again.
@@garmbryhewwert7059 if it were mike holmes that is exactly what would happen, lol
Great to see you tackle that timber issue head on and get it checked out.
As an American electrician I think you did a great job with the wire nuts. I am surprised that Ring gives you wire nuts for those jumpers. In America they give us wago style connections. Excellent job on your videos. I look forward to them. Thank you.
Fair play Jordan, I don't think you could have handled that any better. Owning mistakes, or at least exploring their consequences is above and beyond. We all make them, and just as important to support Lee. Well done for living up to your reputation.
Great video. Your customer service ethic is great, wish more people had that. I'm in the US, I hate those plastic wire nuts, but sometimes they're all you have room for. Just bought some Wagos, hard to find here so far, Amazon to the rescue. My wife wants the house in the opening segment.
You do need to try stay current with new builds, all sorts can catch you out, plumbing can be pretty different, all sort of vapour barriers and other products too that you’re not meant to just drill through.
This is very close to my chest as we operate the same way, albeit in a different industry (ICT). It's been said 1001 times here however, again, it's the difference between a cowboy operation and a professional outfit such as Artisan Electrics.
Well done folk, it's so admirable and refreshing to see this from the usual photo/videoshopping / cover-ups that goes on nowadays 👍 Honesty goes a LONG way.
How you handle mistakes is the true mark of integrity. Good job 👍🏻
#liftothersup #shareyourwork
You will be dandy with the timber Jordan good on you for fronting out like a boss 💪
Thanks Mark
In the gone days,on 1st fix we drilled holes in the Centre for years.
Then someone told us it’s the weakest area to drill… then the designated area’s appeared, everyone happy
The difficulty with that is when the joists are tight against a wall & the points are located everywhere , drill or not to drill
Fantabulous!!!
Well done on the timber issue. You could have ignored or hidden the issue, but you are being completely open about it. Rare! Please come and do my electrics (but I'm in SW London). Keep up the videos, love them.
Nice to see your investing your money in a new house and garden Jordan, the chickens are a nice touch. Up front honesty about the structure issue is what makes a good company a great company.. should be just fine in my book.. Enjoying the content and well done Mate..
Definitely need to try out and review the kennedy Mini-Duo Stripper absolute class tool comes in really handy when wiring heating systems or Consumer Units
Hi Jordan , I’ve erected loads of timber frames , they put banks of studs besides structural openings , if you have only notched for armoured cable I can’t see it being a problem , I’ve seen a lot worse on site
Thanks
Top man for owning your mistakes. Love you videos and your ethics.
Great video mate I like the fact how honest you and your hole team are that is so amazing you deserve the 5 star rating
A rather unfortunate typo there...... Or nicely intentional!
it's not the mistake, it's the response to it. Well done Artisan.
Look on the positive side Jordan, the wood debacle has made great content. I hope I speak for most folks when I say I like honest videos. No hiding issues and pretending everything goes to plan every time. I like Delroy’s videos because he shows warts and all.
Thanks
As others have said - great service to your customer on woodgate, some contractors would say "you approved the work, we offered you a solution that didn't require chipping the wood out, you deal with the potential fallout, BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE".
The garden project looks like it will be some interesting content, and tearing out those existing death-trap driveway lights can't come soon enough!
A video with the structural engineer talking about house construction and how to cut those joists would be awesome 👍
Noted!
It might not be so awesome when the structural engineer gives him the price of repairing the damage that Lee caused, it could run into thousands.
@@garmbryhewwert7059 bet you’re fun at parties
@@garmbryhewwert7059 I mean, might not be awesome for Artisan’s business books, but I’m pretty sure it would still make an awesome video.
I really admire your honesty there Jordan. You could've easily just ignored the issue and let it be, but it's great that you can have the adult conversation and be open about it and just say "you know what guys? We could've got this one wrong".
Hopefully it's nothing serious and I certainly wouldn't have thought twice about chopping the same hole Lee did, so I'm glad I'm not on the tools!! 😆
Thank you
You guys are great - mistakes happen, but it's how you react is what matters. Keep up the amazing work and the great people you all are!
Thanks a lot!
Well done! Awesome the wood table.. Wow nice house in the back yard so big. Fantastic guys that work for you. Admire your leadership qualities and wish your business every success. Keep up the good work. Great work! 100,000 Thumbs up! heh.. Cheers!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤟
Customer told me his electrics we in good condition. I could see broken Wiska boxes outside and water in the lights. I asked him where the switch was for the outside lights. He flicked the switch and tripped the RCD for half the house immediately. He then happily listen to my advise on sorting out his garden properly 😆
I’m pleased you haven’t tried to hide it, and your going back on that job with an expert.
Great comment on the structural issue, handled exactly as I would, more content for the channel too, so a little win there!
Can’t stand wire nuts.
‘Chapeau’ for tackling the ‘wood debacle’ head on! With regard to your van security, have you considered trackers. I’ve found GPSBob to be great and affordable!
I've found using the hammer function on a regular drill / driver can be 'gentler' than a rotary hammer drill when dealing with crumbly bricks/mortar.
Whilst I agree that an external installation will deteriorate at a faster rate than an internal installation, people interact much more with the electrics inside the house, so there is a higher likelihood of an incident. Looking forward to the new ToolsforSparks videos.
Epic and awesome are both funky. Have a funktastic day.
I have learned that you leave the wires untwisted when putting on a wire nut, and actually let the wire nut do all the winding up...
Grandios! Game Changing!
To be fair most people do not have any experience of working on timber framed houses so totally get the thinking of channelling the wood out. Yes in hindsight it may have not been the wisest of things to do but it’s all a learning curve
Woodgate. Most of us keyboard warriors only wanted to raise the potential problem, not attack. The video didn't provide close enough shots to know if it had risked structural damage, only that there was a good chance of it. We don't have x-ray vision :(
Some of us live in countries where everything (new and old) are built with wood. We're more used to it. We'd not have a clue with full brick that's seems all too common in the UK.
Props to you for acknowledging it and getting someone to check it.
RUclips documentation of jobs is a double edged sword, shows great work, but shows questionable work..
I doubt if the house will fall down Jordan,fair play to you for address the issue.”Let him without sin cast the first stone” Try Good, instead of Fantastic 😂😂😂
Seriously fair play mate, I’m so glad it’s been acknowledged that It could of been a mistake and not everyone is perfect and knows everything, seriously nice one mate ,makes me feel human knowing that other people make mistakes too and not just me 🙌🏻🙌🏻
They've cost the owner of the property alot of unwanted anxiety, all because Lee couldn't be bothered to get a second opinion.
Excellent! well done
Many thanks!
What surprises me is how often I see In videos where the boys don’t have the tools they need to hand and even you don’t have the tools you need. Might be worth running a tool list system
Really enjoyed this one! 🤜🏽🤛🏼
Glad to hear it!
Phenomenal
Awesome 👌
11:44 Speaks well for Artisan at least finding out, bravo sir. Great sign of a great company to fess up. While I am just a guy in the USA, we have mostly stick based construction, so when you see any of it being cut out or large holes cut through, its cringe worthy. They have to use double/triple/quad studs to help support the point loads, and for sure around the corners and windows. I am sure there is enough safety factor there, that maybe just a metal plate joining all the studs together might be enough to offset any loss in capacity. That would also allow to safely cover it all as well to prevent drilling through the cable or nails into it.
best bet in such case is to drill a hole in the middle of the beam, usually not a problem
Fair play Jordan 👍where's Lee and Cory though 🧐 great video mate
Good to see you didn't buy another EV, although what does that say about the EV vans currently available when an EV specialist still turns to diesel? Well done for listening to joiners in the comments, and you should be commended for the way you are dealing with it.
All blown out of proportion Jordan love the attention.😂
Awesome / epic => amazeballs
EPIC !!
Pity the UK Unilite store is already about 40% more expensive than buying the SAME products elsewhere, so even with your 25% off code, it's still more expensive.
you've learn by that costly mistake maybe ie wood chipper lol
..good on you for fixing it though that's good service
In Boston we say "wicked awesome..."
Lee said in his video the other day 'Maybe I'm getting a raise or the transporter. or something like that. He gave a spoiler lol
Nice to see you own your mistakes, everyone does make them like you say. Out of interest will we see an update on the result of this as I, like many others have no clue about timber framed houses so im curious to see what happens?
This repair job is going to cost Jordan alot of money to fix.
I totally agree, anything out doors should not be fitted as a diy
Jordan: "I'm going to stop saying epic and saw awesome" Jordon 3 minutes later: "We are going to assemble our EPIC studio" lol! Loving the content recently guys! :)
Great video Jordan
Thanks!
The wood issue didn't make me cringe, structure is always over specified, chipping out an inch of an 8 inch stud (with multiple studs to either side!) really didn't concern me. In any case, well done for checking it out and, if needed, making it right. The thing in that video that made me reel was the cutting out of the airtight/vapour membrane, and not putting it back with proper adhesive sealing tape; not only is it killing the air tightness of the dwelling, but it could cause a condensation/mould risk.
An alternative to Epic I have found is “bang tidy” Keith Lemon seems to like it!
Immense is a great word 👌
Think those old garden lights were done by Schlep and Kovak Outdoor Electrics - Cash only, no warranty. Nagy has also tried to clean up some of their jobs
My dad's a DIY outside electrician his work is shocking ⚡⚡⚡⚡
It wouldn't have weakened it much it's the question of how much leeway was built into the frame I know of one company who just builds the frames to just speck with no leeway as he said the developer won't pay for any extra so if something like that happened you'd have a big repair job on but that frame looked well built
Great video Jordan and awesome that you owned up to the mistake. Unfortunately someone in the comments, would rather stick the boot in, than offer constructive feedback.
At times it appears foremost is your finish while it comes across as the secondary concern is abiding by regulations and I think in this instance it's caught your team off guard. I don't expect anyone to know all of them hell I don't but like anyone I would hope people ask someone more experienced if they find themselves uncertain in a situation.
Fingers crossed it wasn't structural and great job for holding hands up and getting someone involved to make sure.
It does go to show though, electricians need building competence, knowledge of carpet fitting, plumbing and heating systems if they're tasked with that and a vast array of other skills and knowledge that aren't always used but are often life savers.