Originally Posted By: jpeck This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Mike Parks wrote:
I just do not like part of the electrical system being tested.
Why?
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You or I could look at the system and know if it needed further testing.
You can? Just by looking at it?
Bob, can you?
Oh, you mean like by seeing under size conductor and burned up terminals? And HIs cannot see that?
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I do not want to see the average HI having to defend himself in court.
Like I would not want to see you defend yourself in court. There are a lot of comments made on this forum which would hang you, and which "the average HI would not have made. They would have an easier job of defending themselves because they are not putting themselves out as the "expert electrician", Ohio Certified Electrical Safety Inspector (I believe that is what you said your title is).
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Why should someone be allowed to perform work that you and I had to prove we could perform before we where allowed to do so?
What "work" is the HI performing?
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I think that the line they are crossing is not clearly defined.
Mike P.
Mike, I hate to say this, but have you had some of Russel's Margarita's? 
Originally Posted By: ssmith3 This post was automatically imported from our archived forum. You can also use the dropped electrons to check the level of the floor. If they all roll in one direction well…
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