Hi all.

I have recently been told i have a job installing a system called nedap. I have done some searching on the web but to not much avail. Can anyone shed any light this sytem.

Many thanks.

http://www.nedap-securitymanagement.com/

is i assume the stuff. Know nothing about it mind

Well, if your firm is anything like mine you will be given all the manuals to peruse and equipment to 'play with' before the installation date comes along.

NOT!

And uber expensive if making a mistake.

NOT!

lol. Theres nothing quite like the feeling u get sitting in a riser cupboard, installation manuals strewn around u, phone battery flat with nothing working, and cml at 9 am the next day.

Dont you just love the challenge of new products!

Lol Magpie

I would love to be given a installer manual in advance to a job im installing. I am lucky if i find out what equipment i will be fitting.

Still onwards & upwards. Thanks for the replies guys.

*Magpye*

Good to be understood.

It's one of the great failings in this country, communication, sorry I meant, lack of communication.

I've never understood this. Customers wound up because the 'firm' doesn't ring back as promosed, WHY?

There is NO excuse. To keep good customer relations always do as you say and contact first.

Complete and utter bull**** can be given, but that contact has been made.

Now rethink the above to your work situation, how does the above relate?

One of my favorites is to arrive on site, 1st service following installation to find a control panel I've never seen / heard of before, let alone been given the manuals.

I walk off site after making my excuses.

I'm not going to 'play' with something that I don't know, never mind not being able to gain access because I don't know the procedure for entering the engineer code.

i could go on, but rant over (for now).

Edited March 9, 201214 yr by magpye

Never seen or heard of it, looks like some posh kit though!!

Good luck installing it, leave plenty of time for commissioning!! lol.

One of my favorites is to arrive on site, 1st service following installation to find a control panel I've never seen / heard of before, let alone been given the manuals.

I walk off site after making my excuses.

I'm not going to 'play' with something that I don't know, never mind not being able to gain access because I don't know the procedure for entering the engineer code.

You're an engineer right??? So stop moaning and engineer it. Nothing wrong with a challenge, challenges are what keep me sane!

You're an engineer right??? So stop moaning and engineer it. Nothing wrong with a challenge, challenges are what keep me sane!

Well I bet your customers love watching you work, did I say work? Sorry I meant reading the manual. That installs, notice the pun, great confidence I don't think. Not professional by any description.