Can you spot the obvious problem in this photo

[norman]

Go on then, name and shame 

44 minutes ago, Sirtoddius said:

I wish the excuses people made on their behalf were true but sadly this was how it was left. It wasn't even a rush job. They are a embarrassment. 

Not excuses, just often two sides to every story, people are always quick to berate. 

[al-yeti]

Looks like quick solution get a camera up 

[norman]

Ditto 

[MrHappy]

if the ariel is for the alarm I can't why it would'nt have gone in the sounder ?

 

if the Cctv wires are temp, a couple of metal clip would have been nice....

[Sirtoddius]

Didn't want to admit this as it's embarrassing and I don't want to be tarred with the same brush , but this was fitted by 2 service engineers from the company I work for. One is a manager and second only to the director . :-(

 

Iv reported it to my manager who's reported it to the big boss and now it's me and my colleague who have to go back and rectify it. 

 

I I think I'll just need to put a cable tie around them and a label saying please do not cut. 

[norman]

2 minutes ago, Sirtoddius said:

Iv reported it to my manager who's reported it to the big boss and now it's me and my colleague who have to go back and rectify it. 

Yeah, that'll teach them.... 

 

Sounds more like a punishment for you for grassing. 

[PeterJames]

There are two sides to every story, and we are only hearing your side. 

 

I used to be an engineer and have seen some down right dangerous stuff in the past, I put my hand in a cupboard once looking for a light switch that the customer told me was just to the right, only to put my hand on a live mains JB with no lid on it. This was on a takeover and the JB was feeding the spur for the panel. I have also seen cameras lashed in because a staff member is suspected of stealing. 

 

I take on board that it is not good especially if you work for the company,  but you have to ask yourself why would they use service guys to install if the job was not a rush job? I have installation engineers and service engineers and the only times I use one to do the others job is exceptional circumstances.

 

I suspect that your company has lots of problems though, because my team would come to me if they found that, not plaster it on a forum and knock approved companies.

[Sirtoddius]

Peter I haven't knocked approved companies. I have merely stated that the work was carried out by a approved company. Which is a fact. 

 

Regardless of what you say about one side to the story i know factually that the cable was run In a few months ago and that was the finished article. No return visit planned. The customer was told that there was no other route which isn't the case. 

 

There are not lots of problems within the company like you assume just the odd few which I'm sure every company experiences. 

 

I'm not biased. If I would come on and report poor workmanship from another company then I do not feel my company should be exempt. 

[MrHappy]

46 minutes ago, Sirtoddius said:

If I would come on and report poor workmanship from another company then I do not feel my company should be exempt. 

 

The whole of TSI is awaiting the pictures taken when you return to put this right 

[Sirtoddius]

2 hours ago, MrHappy said:

 

The whole of TSI is awaiting the pictures taken when you return to put this right 

Hahaha I'll be sure to post. And I'll definitely be prepared for some criticisms. 

 

I will at least secure the cable in place with some industrial blue tac. You won't even see it on those walls.