Ten Guidelines for Electrical Inspectors

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Originally Posted By: escanlan
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Came across this guideline list posted on the NACHI site, provided by Joe Tedesco. It is a good reminder not only for electrical inspections but for all of our endeavors!


http://www.nachi.org/tenguidelines.htm

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Manny (Emmanuel) Scanlan

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Originally Posted By: bbadger
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3. Learn to Listen


6. Accept Change as Inevitable

7. Admit Your Mistakes

9. Be Calm




To bad Joe can not follow his own writings. ![icon_rolleyes.gif](upload://iqxt7ABYC2TEBomNkCmZARIrQr6.gif)

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Bob Badger
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
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Originally Posted By: bbadger
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Emmanuel I looked and most of your latests posts have refrances to Joe T.


Are you now on his payroll? ![icon_lol.gif](upload://zEgbBCXRskkCTwEux7Bi20ZySza.gif)

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Posted: Sat, Nov 12th, 12:52 2005 Post subject: Homeowner Installation of a Superconductor




I was sent this picture today and just had to laugh!! At least the installation appears to conform to IRC Conductor length requirement of 3306.10.3 (NEC 300.14).

Photo courtesy: Joe Tedesco


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Forum: Education Posted: Sat, Nov 12th, 12:40 2005 Subject: Basic Checklists for Building Electrical Inspection
Is NACHI still offering Joe Tedesco's book "Basic Checklists for Building Electrical Inspection" for sale for $15.00 with all proceeds going to the NACHI Foundation?


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Forum: Misc. Discussion Posted: Sat, Nov 12th, 12:38 2005 Subject: Great checklist for everyday business
Came across this guideline list posted on the NACHI site, provided by Joe Tedesco. It is a good reminder not only for electrical inspections but for all of our endeavors!



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Forum: Electrical Posted: Sat, Nov 12th, 12:36 2005 Subject: Ten Guidelines for Electrical Inspectors
Came across this guideline list posted on the NACHI site, provided by Joe Tedesco. It is a good reminder not only for electrical inspections but for all of our endeavors!


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Forum: State Legislation Posted: Wed, Nov 9th, 11:20 2005 Subject: Massachusetts update?


To bad Joe Tedesco was removed from NACHI! It could have been an "in" for other NACHI endeavors.


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Bob Badger
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Moderator at ECN
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Originally Posted By: Greg Fretwell
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I’ve known Joe for 15 years and he is not a bad guy. He can be frustrating and sometimes I think he is a little too isolated from the real world but he does have good book knowlege. When he was doing the road shows for IAEI he gave his show away online to a half dozen guys who got certified and are now inspectors (some hang out at ECN).


I know he is getting cranky in his old age but that may just come from having to scratch out a living on his own for the last decade.

I'm sorry this whole thing degraded to this point.

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Originally Posted By: bbadger
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Greg I have only ‘known’ Joe for about


3 years and while I agree his devotion to the trade and his knowledge are to be respected it is hard to get by his outbursts of mean spirited posts.


After a while it gets old forgetting about the latest tirade.

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Bob Badger
Electrical Construction & Maintenance
Moderator at ECN