Author Topic: Fire Stopping of Electrical Risers  (Read 23021 times)

Speyside

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Re: Fire Stopping of Electrical Risers
« Reply #15 on: March 29, 2011, 01:29:08 PM »
The perfect answer Kurnal! and one that is actually reflected in the passive section of the new competence standard. Will the deficiency in the fire stopping cause a threat to life or not and if it does what needs to be done and to what standard. The skill as you correctly say is that of the assessor on site in making that judgment and on the quality and content of his advice to the RP.

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Re: Fire Stopping of Electrical Risers
« Reply #16 on: April 03, 2011, 06:41:34 PM »
Once again careful what you say cos Colin Todd will contact your employer and complain if you say anything against him or what he deems to be erroneous.

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Re: Fire Stopping of Electrical Risers
« Reply #17 on: April 03, 2011, 08:17:23 PM »
Cleveland this is not the first time you have raised this and it is raised in the tone of a grievance, one individual making an accusation aganst another without any context. The trouble with this sort of argument is that it may end up as a one sided tirade if the other party chooses not to respond. We would not want to see that on firenet.

In any case it would be better to sort it out by discussion between the two parties rather than in a public forum. If you have reason to believe that I am misjudging the situation I would be pleased to hear what you have to say - but by private message only please.