Massachusetts Home Inspector, Changes in SOP

[Ted Allen]

http://www.nachi.org/forum/showthrea...8132#post18132

For my post on this i recieved this


Massachusetts Home... 1/28/08 3:16 AM SCUMBAG DRUG ADDICT FAG ASSHOLE AND COCKSUCKERThat seems fair...

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by tallen

http://www.nachi.org/forum/showthrea...8132#post18132

For my post on this i recieved this


Massachusetts Home... 1/28/08 3:16 AM SCUMBAG DRUG ADDICT FAG ASSHOLE AND COCKSUCKERThat seems fair...

Geeeze, this friend of yours is following all of your posts. Simply have Chris trace this. That's all. Chris does have the ability to look up the senders information. Then you will find out who you're admirer really is. Good luck.

[John Bowman]

The ironic thing through all of this is that apparantly many states feel that the general happy harry homeowner is qualified. Many states allow electrical work to be accomplished by the DIY Homeowner without the necessity of having an electrical license.

If legislators, boards, or whatever are truly concerned about public safety, why then have they not mandated that a "Warning label" be placed on the dead fronts exterior cover that clearly explains the dangers of arc flash, etc.

With this in mind, I clearly agree with Joe F. and wonder - "What is the true meaning of qualified"?.

[John Cahill]

Originally Posted by jtedesco1

and mentioned that I was requesting support for HI PPE because I wanted HI safety to be considered.

It is interesting that panel manufacturers recommend turning the power off before removing the cover. It is on a label placed upon the cover.

NACHI SoP do not clearly require cover removal. In fact there is limitation language that implies is not required.

I know everyone does it anyway. Just seems ironic to teach safety and ignore the manufacturers recommendation. But then inspectors do need to take care of themselves.