Few tips: 1) Sop's are the baseline. With electrical now your limitations with what you are comfortable inspecting. 2) When using tools understand what they do and how they matter. Like a Voltage meter. 3) Take every course on electrical that InterNACHI offers Thank you very much, Mr. Jenkins, This was an informative Inspection! Thank you to Ben and everyone behind the scenes at InterNACHI! John Grimaldi Florida CMI and Home Inspector Mentor
All of this is also according to state requirements y’all don’t mention that in Any of your videos. Texas says NO double lugs on ground And no double tapping breakers which I see you didn’t mention. And ground conductors Can be above grade here.
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Few tips:
1) Sop's are the baseline. With electrical now your limitations with what you are comfortable inspecting.
2) When using tools understand what they do and how they matter. Like a Voltage meter.
3) Take every course on electrical that InterNACHI offers
Thank you very much, Mr. Jenkins, This was an informative Inspection! Thank you to Ben and everyone behind the scenes at InterNACHI!
John Grimaldi
Florida CMI and Home Inspector Mentor
Good tips.
Excellent webinar, thank you!
Inspector AJ is the best.
Great info! Home Owners take notice!
Right.
Good information.
That's www.youtube.com/@InspectorAJ
All of this is also according to state requirements y’all don’t mention that in Any of your videos. Texas says NO double lugs on ground And no double tapping breakers which I see you didn’t mention. And ground conductors Can be above grade here.
Right. Local rules and standards overrule all national or general ones.