Plumber BODGED Up ELECTRICS So We Had To Do This... 👀

[@artisanelectrics]

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[@tellitasyouseeit7555]

This is the video content we like to see from you. Very informative, great workmanship, no fooling around at the clients expense. Keep them coming and I am sure your business will climb back up where it should be and start to make money.

[@bradleyrogerson1638]

lol

[@artisanelectrics]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paulmullane9662]

Getting shivers watching you and your team walk about the roof and edge ….no working at height arrangements in place , restraints, hand rails or edge protection…. great video evidence if your company manages to injure someone at anytime… hope the HSE don’t watch this you might be getting a visit😊 otherwise as usual top electrical instal 👍……. Most fatalities are WAH within the construction industry don’t ignore this free advice heads up………will be interesting to see the comments to this post

[@musicallyyoshimi9651]

Whoever came up with the design of Zebs was a genius!

[@RetroJack]

Looking at your work and dedication of the guys on the job, all I can say is, your company is well-named!

[@TonyRule]

I had plantar faciitis about 15 years ago. Getting walking after getting out of bed in the morning was total agony, and during the day each time I stood up after any period of sitting was also bad. It came down to the cheap boots I was wearing.

[@SteRumbelow]

19:53 - On the side of the ladder is a label with a big arrow. When the arrow is vertical, the ladder is at the correct angle 😉

[@artisanelectrics]

Genius!

[@henrystevens2258]

​@@artisanelectricsdo you think the ladder is correct at the top

[@TonyRule]

21:32 Not likely a Harrier. They've been retired in the UK since 2011 with them being sold to the US Marines for spares, I believe.

[@aaronmdjones]

It's the chuck-it bucket. Both for chucking up into, as your wife did, and for chucking things into, as you did.

[@stozzer576]

Very neat job as always. I use a drop sheet to catch the angle grinder waste as it will leave rust spots after time.

[@markrainford1219]

Especially on white UPVC! 😡

[@braddbradd5671]

Nothing wrong with the cables on the roof at least a 20 year life span then get it don in the future ..Its just a neater job on tracks so obviously the price goes up

[@justme5384]

Remember not to mix the charger and mounting plate, there is a RFID tag in the mounting plate, where it says "Do not remove". Also when using dynamic balancing you program the mounting plate with your phone app and RFID

[@TheOmegaRiddler]

He's not a plumber, he's just a plum.

[@artisanelectrics]

Haha

[@janholland2224]

Bucket name suggestion for John (02:38-ish) : When building up our native Dutch courage we sometimes need such a device and call it something like an omit bucket (the Dutch informal parlance doesn't come across in English so this is an approximation). Sometimes there is one character before the omit part but it's typically more efficient to ... let's say skip that. Cheers from The Netherlands. Love the channel banter. At first I thought that with the "old Scandinavian flick" (around 0:29) you were referring to work practices by a former co-worker of yours. LOL.

[@artisanelectrics]

LOL 😂

[@janholland2224]

@@artisanelectrics Admittedly the bucket name suggestion probably a bit too Dutch direct vulgar .... Ever since the B-event we here on the EU mainland have been struggling with humor becoming more Germanic as is rather obvious from this suggestion. You even hear these rumors about French patisserie artisanale containing too much garlic (one for Jordan of course). It's all you fault and please have pity on us. Hmmmm, how about 'the morning after' for a bucket name? Would probably do more justice to the man of hell brand positioning?? To get back to the plumbing theme: I'd be curious if you guys have already been running into thermal battery hardware by vendors like Flamco which seem to be making some inroads into the residential market here but is still too expensive for the consumer market. On the Scandinavian dimension: if solid state switching gear like Blixt has already made a market appearance. I am in IT so please keep it simple (for me chips come in pizza boxes, not in tubular packaging). Cheers, Jan

[@AlanEyre-g1m]

Nice job now to read H/S regs. (Who sign you off “working at Hight”

[@mikebuckland8132]

4 blokes dressing in the cables! lucky if we get 2 on ours. Good work

[@LoftechUK]

I’m going brutally honest and I really enjoyed watching this one. I’ve always been interested in three faze and what is used. Thank you ☺️

[@stephenwillis9518]

Nice to see harnesses, work restraints and fall arrests in use.....keep up the good work though. 😅 in all seriously, take care when working at height, only take one slip or trip and you're in a chair for the rest of your life 👍

[@dvrn86]

Yeah, are those measures just optional or what?lol

[@stevejones9945]

Nice neat job as always - perhaps would have been safer to have had some fall arrest or edge protection whilst working, standing or kneeling close to the roofs edge.

[@briancooke3484]

Ah shut up

[@yaboi7376]

Only adding unnecessary cost to the job when the lads should know what they're at

[@kawazukisoddbits2717]

@@yaboi7376 Unfortunately cost soon mounts up when someone falls off the roof and H&S prosecute the company for safety failings! There was a video a month or so ago which was heavy on H&S and tool box talks when someone almost got nailed with some pliers dropped from a roof - then the culture subsides and it gets forgotten about till something nasty occurs! Only needs someone to catch a boot in all the loose 'plumbers wiring' and over you go! You either have or don't have consistant H&S - don't talk the talk if you don't walk the walk! Your H&S Risk assessment should have picked this up . . . . . . you did do one, didn't you?

[@Michael-xs5ef]

Yep. 10:03 Jordan about to fall off unprotected edge.......

[@mfx1]

@@yaboi7376 People that have that attitude are the ones that end up dead and how much does that cost their employer and their family? I once fainted due to kneeling for an extended period causing blood circulation issues, when I finally stood up I fell backwards, luckily I wasn't at the edge of a rood like these guys were. However careful you THINK you might be there can always be unexpected things that can really ruin you day.

[@peterfindlay5820]

You guys are so good at doing a professional job. Hard to get this level of quality work these days. I am very impressed as I am very anal about getting a good job if paying for quality work. Well done!

[@artisanelectrics]

Thanks, well appreciated 👍

[@peterfindlay5820]

@@artisanelectrics if you guys were in OZ I would get you every time. So many trades are so poor with professionalism. To do it right doesn’t cost much more and often is overall cheaper. Keep on doing it right, it’s morally the right thing to do and you can sleep at night knowing you have done the right thing. You guys rock!

[@stuartthespark]

I installed a lot of tray and equipment on rooftop for the mobile phone industry, with tray on the roof we had to run lightening protection down to earth mats and pits.

[@richardmcgrath9292]

Hi guys great content as normal, just one thing about the site set up for this piece of work, you have no edge protection on the roof to stop you falling off and your ladder isn’t 1m above the roof edge so you can safely step off and the ladder needs securing. Falls from height is still the biggest killer today on site. Be careful boys

[@TonyCooMusic-m5c]

Bet your fun at parties

[@gazbullen]

have to agree a Dead weight anchor system wouldnt of gone a miss here you have to keep your guys safe at all times

[@danielleggett5777]

100% I would be in serious trouble if I got caught doing this at work.

[@geoffupton]

those plumbers had no idea, so they are plumb errrrrs as they have no idea how to do it! 😂😂

[@LuCJaMeSLeWis]

Edge protection? Poor safety standards should have had a temporary handrail or weighted man safe system. Working at height was not managed in any manner.

[@ianflint4610]

Got to agree. Spent many years working with mast riggers who take fall arrest safety seriously. Doesn't matter if it's 3m for 400m up, it's the last few cm that kills you.

[@paulmullane9662]

Yep totally agree just had a little rant on this subject and came across your post…..ffff me just up to 15mins 50. Sec on the vid and they have just mentioned radiation risk it’s getting worse😮😂😂 they do generally do some great electrical instal videos but this is very poor, I would not advertise this particular project for my business it just shows how little they understand , CDM, HSAWA, WAH regs etc……but pretty good sparks 🤓

[@jamiekent1970]

Hey fellas, using a cut of wheel to grind isn’t great work practice. It will eventually weaken the surface and you could get a load of broken wheel material in your face… 😳

[@jd4200mhz]

i must say that it not that often you se such a pro job done as good as you do

[@christaylor2232]

John get some insoles for your boots or shoes, you need the half size ones with a raised instep they go from the heal to just before your toes. Plantar fasciitis is were the sole of the foot becomes inflamed. I bought some for my work boots and it took a few weeks but it started to get better and I have not had it since, also get a tennis ball and when at home remove your shoes and socks and while sitting roll the ball under your foot where the pain is.

[@adamsmithelec]

Sat at home watching this at 8am on a Tuesday as I have no work on at the moment. Making me jealous to see you all grafting!

[@Oli_Hudson]

Sorry to hear that. What are you thinking the reason is for being quiet at the moment?

[@adamsmithelec]

​@@Oli_Hudson Hoping it is just that lots of people are away on holiday. Cost of living probably isn't helping either. Most of my work is for fairly middle class people in London so I guess they are more likely to have the money to be away over the summer! I've been quiet a few times before over the 10 years I've been self employed so I know it won't last forever. Still can't help but get myself into a panic that I'll just be this quiet forever. How's your work going?

[@artisanelectrics]

Glad your watching our videos but hope you get some work very soon!

[@Oli_Hudson]

@@adamsmithelec You could be right there. I'm busy but also have quiet times now and then. It's a good opportunity to sort the van and tidy my tools and update the website etc! All the best to you

[@alantorrance6153]

Plantar fasciitis is an inflammation of the fibrous tissue (plantar fascia) along the bottom of your foot that connects your heel bone to your toes. Plantar fasciitis can cause intense heel pain. Plantar fasciitis (PLAN-tur fas-e-I-tis) is one of the most common causes of heel pain. (You did not quite announce what was wrong, but I got the gist of it -- and looked it up. This is what I found. Hopefully you recover soon.)

[@herrtomas6729]

John (about 11:00), "plantar fash-e-eye-tis"

[@iainmcdougall3628]

Nice work and good video showing how good teamwork got you there. However seriously 0/10 for working at height precautions, no risk assessment could support the methodology.

[@simaesthesia]

You should call the bucket Hyacinth 😄

[@truefoa]

I like the work on the tray corners, very neat 😀

[@artisanelectrics]

Thank you! 😊

[@rhysackerman9761]

Is the Missing File at 9:14 intentional? Looks like an export error to me.

[@artisanelectrics]

It was not intentional lol 🫣

[@davideckford2415]

John I can highly recommend you go and get a new treatment called Shockwave therapy I had plantar fasciitis really badly fur 18 months and tried insoles and other massage therapy I had shockwave treatment and after 5 treatments and then a break for a couple of months it had nearly gone completely I’ve just had 3 more treatments and will see if it goes completely

[@michael-gary-scott]

The ladder usage at 0:52! I wouldn't be showing that on KZbin.

[@halesworth01]

Nice video, as usual, BUT (there is always a but!) shouldn't there be a scaffold barrier around the edge of the roof to prevent a fall from height? Jordan at on point with his camera was standing really close to the edge, and concentrating on filming, one step back, and that might have been the end of Artisan Electrics as we know it!

[@stuartf4469]

My thoughts exactly, i like the channel but 45 seconds in and no edge protection on the roof and lobbing equipment up, only takes one mis-judged throw / catch. Would be kindly asked to stop work and not return until resolved on my sites !

[@BerkeleyTowers]

Can you two Karen’s get up your own stairs without a safety harness?

[@motivationhero7]

The last solar video, the cable management was horrible. Bare cable on the grass! This one is a welcome change keep it up.

[@2Sorts]

Plumbers and builders keep sparkies employed 😂

[@artisanelectrics]

LOL

[@jon_jon364]

and don't forget the maintenance man

[@microsoldering1]

Great work. Looks clean and well planned

[@charliemassey5087]

Love the tool bucket! 😂

[@JustConkeh]

Does anyone know what work trousers they are wearing? Are they the 4Way stretch X1900 or stretch X1900?

[@fxwebby]

I have on they are great . But i do believe that there are not two different models there is just one that can do 7.5kw/22kw depending on single phase or three phase .

[@johnevoice]

Name for the bucket 1 Ralph 2 SPEWart 3 HURLey 4 Mighty Whitey 5 Chuck Cheers from California! JohnE

[@BrianG61UK]

Just call it Hellmann.

[@Sealdog8321]

Spring nut in good all nyc ... You guys got great nick names tools material.. n just slang in gen I talk like y'all at work here n they look at me like I'm out my mind 😂 love it

[@outsidebias]

"I have an angle grinder now!" *continues to file the metal strip by hand* 😀

[@scottishpablo6738]

pregalv tray outside, but sprayed the cut, will rust within a month

[@simonduvall9783]

Magic Roundabout! Literally my favourite fact of the day!

[@TonyRule]

I'm using that to pull birds at the next party!

[@ingatestone100]

Boing said Zebbadee

[@tarassu]

Using cutting disc to grind at 6:50 ?

[@Russellransome1979]

Sketchers do arch support work trainers which help massively with Johns foot issue.

[@artisanelectrics]

That is great to know

[@Si6Si6]

Ruben looks at all John's tools like they were used to build the pyramids

[@shaynemacdonald3051]

Is the no HSE in your area? Do a 90' bend and then fab a gusset is the 90' bend is too sharp. Also you dont need penny washers on roofing bolts.

[@elliot330]

another great job, but wow, no edge protection, no fall arrest, hanging off the side pulling up cables, squatting backwards on the roof top edge. Your insurance must be good!

[@BerkeleyTowers]

Take yourself off to your padded safe space and have a little cry. You’ll be fine in there while the adults carry on looking after their own stuff.

[@jackwebb6832]

Jesus christ. You can't get anything done in your day,

[@tarassu]

At 10:00 somebody was at lower height than workers on the roof.

[@sshaw37]

I remember zebedee! Again another great video.

[@andyhodchild8]

Yes I always use galv spray, I think its been good.

[@randomblogger2835]

With that history name the bucket "Chuck" of course.

[@stephenllewekyn706]

Can you get those block/tracks from a wholesaler to order or?

[@whizzjb]

I'd call the bucket "Hyacinth Bucket" from Keeping Up Appearances

[@adee-H1066]

Get some gel heel pads/inserts,the ones with the bluey green centre bit.i suffered with that,kills like a mofo,heel pads helped a lot,took a year for it to do one though,not had it since.

[@heladas90]

Why no load management?

[@niklaseklund88]

You guys are still installing Easee. How come? Sales stopped in Norway and Sweden. So weird how that works. Is it 100% safe in UK but not in Scandinavia?

[@ronnierobinson1502]

How can a spark get the tray wrong ??

[@drake19891]

Call it *insert wife's name*'s bucket. Keep it simple lol

[@artisanelectrics]

😂

[@riancase3379]

Random question, what trousers do you guys wear?

[@carlseddon2392]

Harriers are not in service anymore, 2010 they were chopped

[@PhillipBrown-l7q]

Hi Gents neat work👌 just checking, would you not need an SPD on the Hager board the sub main was fed from?

[@JHJOwen]

I don’t know if missing file Final Cut error was intentional or all part of Jordan’s BTS 🤣

[@artisanelectrics]

Let's just say we had no clue what happened there 😂😂

[@bradleyrogerson1638]

What load limiting is installed here?

[@MihneaBirzan]

Hey guys. What trousers model/brand do you use? Cheers.

[@michaeltodd17]

IP54 seems pretty poor for (what I assume is) expensive kit that also can carry a lot of current

[@jackwebb6832]

Easee chargers have pen fault detection, so why fit another pen fault device?

[@artisanelectrics]

These are the Commercial ones (22kW) which do not have PEN fault protection in them. Only the Easee One (7kW domestic charger) has PEN fault built in.

[@James_Bowie]

What was that movie called? Dumb and Plumber?

[@persona250]

Top entry outdoors = water ingress

[@Chester1975]

Tidy workmanship 👍😎

[@artisanelectrics]

😎

[@barrydevonshire9749]

Did you have Meccano when you were young😊😊😊

[@theprecursor1150]

The missing file absolutely killed me,

[@artisanelectrics]

🫣🫣

[@colingoode3702]

The bucket has to be called "Chuckie". The Chuck bucket".

[@stuartlane141]

Why light duty tray? Medium duty as a minimum for a job like this.

[@ForTheBirbs]

I really enjoyed this video. Wow, Reuben - you'll have bigger guns than Nick Bundy the way you're going!

[@brianbrown826]

For the bucket’s name how about Hughie?

[@philipsmith0752]

awesome work and video Lee, John, Luke and Reuben

[@artisanelectrics]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SuperVitz]

Tidy work. Surprised to see no edge protection, who did the risk assessment? Also, is thst tray grounded? (Sorry im not a spark).

[@mfx1]

Looks like your new commitment to site H&S went out the window pretty quickly.

[@BenGillam]

Get insoles for the plantar, I got it real bad when we bought out house with wood flooring throughout, the insoles solved it and never come back since few quid off Amazon and have them in all my shoes. But yea it’s bloody painful and hard to walk when it’s at it’s worst

[@666Anonymous0]

Where did you get the Cable tie tool from for the metal ties ?

[@GrenPara]

Great video, thanks for making it. I do have a question, did you ground the cable tray(s)?

[@artisanelectrics]

No - its not necessary as they are not an extraneous conductive part, the cables have their own protective conductors within so the tray is just for containment.

[@GrenPara]

@@artisanelectrics Thanks for the reply. I live in Canada and if we put any metal on roofs in my area the must be bonded to each other and grounded in case of lightning. But still was a great video.

[@jgharston]

Untidy roof wiring? He he. Hong Kong says Hold My Tsingtao. :)

[@davidryan6616]

Always Professional 🙂🍀🇮🇪

[@artisanelectrics]

😎

[@ianmontgomery7534]

i would call the bucket Hyacinth.

[@marymadigan9707]

Ye are a great bunch of guys just love watching the videos, ye guys are sooooo tidy 😎🇨🇮👌

[@davescrim1]

Without reading all the comments, I think the bucket should be called Huey.

[@sheridan2020]

How much did all that cost? All the cable tray is just going to rust and cause more of a problem and not needed, plus the lads have absolutely no clue about 3 phase and how it works, I like the videos but I'm very interested on the safety of it all .

[@SteRumbelow]

Why do they have no clue about 3 phase? 🤔

[@sheridan2020]

Single phase circuits on a 3 phase board, to put it in simple terms.

[@mathiasjacobsen3355]

Would be better to use stainless cable tray outdoors , since galvanized tray will rust after some time, exposed to the weather.

[@persona250]

@@sheridan2020 elaborate on this comment , as I'm reading, it sounds like you are the one who has no clue about 3 phase .

[@martyndavies1482]

@@mathiasjacobsen3355Just look out for a video from an M&E channel "Electricians BODGE cable tray install. Galv used outdoors!!!"

[@JerryJones-k8f]

Where is your health and safety for working on a roof

[@fd1150]

15:37 explains why the birds have 9 legs and 7 eyes.....

[@salibaba]

the bucket, it just has to be "Hellman"

[@amateurwizard]

Excellent job boys.

[@artisanelectrics]

👍

[@jamesbrentnall2]

Plantar fasciitis? Know how you feel it’s painful

[@simonmoorcroft4067]

Once again, a quality job. Sadly no one will see it 😂

[@buixote]

When you start out a story with "mayonaise bucket" and "wedding", I suspect something more exciting than vomit! ;-)

[@ykeith]

Huey for the bucket name