Do we get a reply where the boss had undeerestimated?

Made an error, stuffed the programming?

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, dose not hold breath.

We don't underestimate, engineers are just slow!

 

 

 

 

 

i prefer it,i seen a job recently which was the best ive seen,not done by me or the co by the way,but the whole job done in 20mm galv conduit,a work of art it was..

To each their own, wouldn't go with my decor.

i think thats a sparky art form.  i don't think we could work well with galv, it could get messy.

 

20mm galv

We don't underestimate, engineers are just slow!

 

 

 

 

 

To each their own, wouldn't go with my decor.

i think it goes well with woodchip...

i'm surprised you put up with that.  

I didn't say I liked it. Our biggest customer is a bit difficult, because they spend mega bucks with us, he likes to feel he practically owns the company and every demand he makes we should be on immediate response to deal with. As you've probably gathered my personality is one that would clash quickly with him, which it did, the subbie is very good with people and humours this guy and in return the client things he's god so I'm in a position if I rattle his cage, he could easily take the client with him. They are in year 2 of a 5 year deal but there the type of company that as more lawyers than we have staff so they'd just laughter at us and invite us to sue them.

The subbie is also very knowledgable on int/acc/CCTV and a wizard on fire so he is quite valuable to us.

i think thats a sparky art form.  i don't think we could work well with galv, it could get messy.

 

 

some of us had a proper job before alarms...  tho nothing a bit of training wouldnt do for alarm engineers..

LOL at the Galv mention.

Saw one on here with more finger traps and other "issues" yet passed and actually praised.

some of us had a proper job before alarms...  tho nothing a bit of training wouldnt do for alarm engineers..

 

lol, i fell into doing this when i left the army in 2001.  wish i'd done something else now!

i think it goes well with woodchip...

I think woodchip is older than me, James will know going off a carpet in another topic.

some of us had a proper job before alarms...  tho nothing a bit of training wouldnt do for alarm engineers..

Its quicker to show them how to fill a staple gun

A magic one?

i think thats a sparky art form.  i don't think we could work well with galv, it could get messy.

It's like anything, it's easy if you know how to do it, however you do need some specialist tools which doesn't make it economical for a typical alarm co to invest in for the amount used. It can also look totally gash if not done properly. See lots of running couplers in the middle of double sets... why?!