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Have you ever been to a show where everything went fine? You got in, found your seat, and didn’t think about it again. At the time, there was nothing to dwell on and no reason to go back over it. It only becomes awkward later, when someone asks which tickets you had or where you were sitting, and you realise you now need to go back and find them. Electrical installation work often ends in a similar way. The system is in place, power is live, testing or commissioning has been

Have you ever sat an exam, passed it, and not thought about it again? At the time, the result was enough. You knew you’d done what was required and you carried on. Later, when someone asks what was tested or how you passed, you realise all you really have is the fact that you did. Passing the test was enough at the time, but it doesn’t always explain itself later. Electrical testing often works in much the same way. On the day, tests are carried out properly. Readings are t

Have you ever watched a film that made perfect sense while you were watching it? You followed the story, understood the characters, and didn’t feel lost at any point. Later, when someone asks you to explain the plot, you realise how much of it you’re glossing over. It was clear at the time, but harder to put into words once the moment has passed. Electrical installation work often unfolds in much the same way. On site, decisions feel straightforward. Routes are chosen, compo

Everyone Knew Which Circuit It Was. Until They Didn’t. Have you ever joined a game late and immediately felt out of step? Everyone else seems to know what’s going on. They know the score, the rhythm, and why certain decisions are being made. You can follow along well enough, but there are moments where it’s clear you’ve missed something important. Everyone else just knows. You don’t. Electrical installation work often ends up in a similar position. On site, informal knowled