Can you spot the obvious problem in this photo

[james.wilson]

3 hours ago, datadiffusion said:

Agreed, but that magic word: If...

 

This applies to many a trade, but essentially I'd  those that carry out, arrange or condone that sort of crap work are hardly likely to be so bothered about the industry they spend their time trawling t'internet on nerd forums*

qfa

[Sirtoddius]

On 8 May 2017 at 7:13 PM, goncall said:

Think the op might be looking for a new job soon,you don't air dirty laundry in public

Yeah I fully understand not airing dirty laundry but iv not mentioned the company or the site where the work was. And the cable was in a public area so plenty of people have probably seen it. 

 

And if someone from my company stumbles across this hopefully they will be more outraged at the fact that this standard of work could be carried out on a site which is part of our biggest contract by a senior employee. 

Reputations take years to build and when people see shoddy work they don't think that was Dave and Bob who fitted that, they think that was X COMPANY who fitted that. 

 

[MrHappy]

6 minutes ago, Sirtoddius said:

X COMPANY who fitted that. 

 

snitches get stitches...

[datadiffusion]

It won't just be me 'going home in a f**king ambulance'.

[james.wilson]

i disagree, if shite is being done it should be reported

[datadiffusion]

If @ me it was a joke relating to my secondary employment, I agree it should be reported, but if the service team felt that was OK, that attitude must have been instilled somewhere, so it wouldn't surprise me if the co's attitude is 'well it works don't it?'.

[durcanservices]

Not even a DIY’er would claim to have installed this one! 

[al-yeti]

6 hours ago, durcanservices said:

Not even a DIY’er would claim to have installed this one! 

Needs filler , must be a jb subbed out , they don't fill 

[norman]

Fillers for Driller.