For a kid learning a shed load in such a short space of time takes it toll on a youngsters mind let alone body for having such a physical job added to it, I remember struggling so bad with everything,earning not knowing if I’m actually good enough or if I’ll know enough and that drained me mentally worrying myself so much added with the strain of having to always be alert taking in as much as possible. The longer you’re in the game the more things are second nature and the mental side of the job becomes a lot more easing so I fully understand the position Adam was in especially coming towards the end of his apprenticeship and the stress of that. Hats off to you both for how you handled it.
I was the same mate, I'm a plumber I was taught in the commercial environment. I'd be working 100mph mon-fri and by the end of the week I'd be on my ass in work struggling. Then my employer actually said to me work at a steady pace in which you are able to work at.
@@adamw225 - I’ll never forget just how tough in every way those apprentice years were and will never take the struggle away from those who go through it. A lot of people qualify and forget all about how tough times were and how they started. I always make sure the apprentices get the respect and patience they deserve, people expect them to be able to do everything at the speed they can.
@@nicodavies9124 - I done my plumbing and heating after my electrical apprenticeship but made sure not to go down the apprenticeship route because I knew I couldn’t handle that pressure for another 3 years. Don’t get me wrong it’s the best way to learn and become a well rounded tradesman but it’s hard enough for 3 years let alone 6 😅 everyone started at the same stage yet most tradesman seem to think a 1st year apprentice should be doing and knowing what they do.
@@joeypriestman6783 college qualifications don't mean fuck all. They give you a basic understanding of the rules and regs and ins and out of the job. Site work is where you learn.
i would buy him breakfast and a coffee to make sure hes awake and then forget about it and make sure he knows he hasnt done nothing wrong. because it happens to the best of us and its normal.
I think your extremely lucky to have an apprentice that works and learn as quick as him he is the future so I would let that one slip nick he’s good as gold 👌👌👌
If Adam was sleeping late weekly or daily I would have a word with him. The fact this is a one off and you guys have had a hectic week I would just let it slide.
Adam is a good keen interested enthusiastic apprentice, he’s far from a habitual sleeper in, if it was a regular occurrence I’d recommend a verbal warning, however you and him work together every day and from what I see on channel he does a hell of a lot more than some apprentices
I just want to add one thing to the many other replies based on how hard you have both been working recently. Keep an eye on Adam for burnout. It rarely comes on quickly and as he is young he may not have experienced it before so won't necessarily know how to spot and deal with it. With your own experiences which you've shared you are well equipped to spot it and can offer practical advice and support.
Make a couple of temporary board/supplies in cabinets and keep in your unit when not in use. Will save a lot of weatherproof sockets in the future. We have a few of various setups, one in a 'meter cabinet'
Nick you and Adam work SO well together it's not worth stressing over, as you have said you have done it yourself. Really impressed with the quality of your work! I am actually house hunting (no longer in London), am more North West now. Went passed Stafford yesterday! The location is also amazing! My dream if I had the money! :-)
Great viewing... Fair play to Adam, he's worth his weight in gold, an excellent young man, with a bright future..... No wonder he's late in the morning,.. he's up all night watching himself on telly 😄
Good vid as normal,maybe next time do a 32amp circuit for site supply as 110v transformers (which often get used even in a small domestic )tend to surge and cause nuisance tripping,no big deal.
If it's not a problem for you Nick then why bring it up and embarrass him. He gives me the impression he works beyond his working hours and stays, just like you, till the jobs finished. So you should arrive at his house with breakfast waiting for him. 🤪
At the end of the day, it is a problem to an employer and has to be treated as such. He did his best to let him away without a scalding, but still showed him that it shouldn’t happen. Well handled in my opinion.
I think the manner he handled it without embarassing him was spot on, he knew its not good practice to let the apprentice be late and not be an issue, so he made him aware even if it didnt actually bother him, when i was an apprentice i would of been hog tied and chucked in the back of the van for the day, different times ay
bad practice to install stuff in meter boxes. If back box rots in future or DNO or supplier need to install stuff down the road its cost to the customer to have to get someone out to remove it all.
When we know we’ve worked stupid hours emergency calls out work that’s goes on for long periods each night. Then your bound to have Adam or yourself sleep through your alarm
I employ freelancers regularly, one has to rely on public transport ( in very rural areas).. I generally like You don’t care if the are late as long as they get the job done.
Every job site has a shortcut taken as it is a temp thing to serve limited time use, I have seen a house power with 10 gauge wire from the temp power pole meter to the house for the workers could use their tools without extension cords. Fun times 10 gauge handling maybe 60 amps if you include the AC running while they work in the house running at the same time.
As an apprentice the act of “sleeping in” and consequences of it are in itself a learning curve , I’d say just advising of what could potentially happen when he’s qualified and employed/self employed. It could lead to loss of work , earnings and clientele all for what ? An extra few mins kip ? Biggest question should always be “was it worth it ?”
For temporary power I now using 16a socket feed from a small db and just run 2.5mm ho7 on 16 cee forms it means if they need it moved you just add on another 16a cable it’s ip44 but for temporary power makes life so much easier
theres a limit I'd say make sure he knows the difference of when you're being a friend and when you are boss. There should always a limit, I hire my friends out when doing an event and I always make sure they know the difference When I'm in boss mode... I'm not messing around.
Fancy travelling up to our neck of the woods! Sandbach unfortunately has nothing in it, there is lockwell, electric center, CEF amongst others a few miles away for future. also if you need a lift while youre up here ... :P
Nicely won job! Would love to visit you when you start the extension, I’m a self employed spark from Macclesfield. Keep up the good work and don’t sack Adam!! Have a great weekend guys!!!
Things like that are wrapped up in the enabling works part of the quote for a house refurb. For that type of job it would include strip-out and temp site supply. And it's not the builder paying - it's the customer, even if it goes through the builder first.
the question really is, which would you prefer, someone on time who is half asleep and makes many mistakes that you have to rectify, or someone who is late but isn't half asleep?
adam looks like hes in the same position i was working for a 1 man band, i gave 60 hour weeks most weeks , sometimes up at 5am, home at 9pm for weeks at a time to get jobs completed i crashed my car on the way to work, my bosses first response was "are you still coming in" no infact im off to look for another job mate, the guy still gives me a good reference even though i walked out with no notice treat him like you would want to be treated yourself or you will lose him
Haha ,used to be me sleeping when i was the apprentice for my dad….happened more times than it should, so he started leaving me at home and docking my wages😂😂i soon learnt to get up !!
It comes down to how much worth you think he has and how often this kind of thing happens. If it only happens towards the end of a crazy work week then obviously he is being over worked but if it happens on a regular then he gets fired. The owner of the business has to take some responsibility for how hard they are making their employees work regardless of their particular work ethic. What he is worth even as an apprentice will be evident within the first few days of his employment and helps a ton in deciding whether you or him is to blame. I'm always trying to look at the situation from my employees viewpoint before I make a decision on that particular situation, the employee will always see their position different from the owners because there is a difference gain/loss from an owner to employee.
Good job, but 16a breakers almost always trip when you first plug in a 110 transformer from inrush current. Would have upgraded it to a 20 personally to avoid that issue
A Bendy Bundy 10 presentation in conjunction with Flexicon Productions, starring Bathead and Ribbon. Oh dear oh dear. Nice work lads. I was wondering how long it would take Ad to bash in the timber posts...
He's young, impressionable and learning. Above all, he's loyal to you and works hard. Let it slide but make sure he knows that it can't become the norm. Great to see he was completely honest and didn't try and pull the wool over your eyes.
It doesn't matter what anyone else would do.....it's how you feel that matters and that will dictate what action you take. Some business owners will find that highly inappropriate and some owners don't mind the occasional slip up because you've been working so hard. Having said that if he know you don't care then he will not care? Just a thought
I had an apprentice who was supposed to meet me at 7 o'clock, I waited 7/30 ,still not there ,I left ,he had to go to office and explain himself . Turns out he was working in a club and got home 5 o' clock in morning ! His decision to make sparky or club ,he left .
FIRED WITHOUT NOTICE!!. XD Jokes aside, I agree. You both work hard and you clearly understand the situation. Once in a blue moon is ok. Looks like you have a good apprentice & you seem to be a great teacher/boss, good stuff :)
For the two of you, if a one off situation warrants it suggest an extra 1hr lie in so neither of you "break the rules" and make the time back at the end of the day. During my ICI apprenticeship (1981) you were allowed 3 min / week "clocking in grace" after that docked pay, then a warning, and possible job loss. It was a big thing to be late for no reason.
Harsh words for sleeping in on the occasional offence. Threats of having to buy everyone beer or cake or lunch if he does it again Little later give him the talk about knowing when to call off, and not come in. After all an occasional sick day is cheaper than dealing with him falling off a ladder and breaking his neck. Its three years of training down the bin if he cant work for you.
Is there any reason he’s using his channellocks the wrong way around? To prevent overtightening the plastic? I’m a plumber and I use channellocks daily and in my experience they just don’t work as good in that way because you need to fight your own grip
11:15 Wait, am I missing something? It IS 60cm divided by 3 for the centres of the 2 additional boxes. I don't get why all of a sudden it became 60cm divided by 4...
Nope... The middle distance /3 would get what you want. Take a look at their final result with their /4 calculation. They are not equal spaces between them all. The middle is different distance two the other conduits
If he’s a young apprentice that only recently left school changing from a 6 too 7 hour day at school too a nine too 12 hour day at work grafting can take its toil I remember working 6 days a week as an apprentice and one Saturday I was shattered I over slept but still turned up too work but I was late the boss went nuts and I walked out 8 years later I’m now assistant manager of a garage but it did knock my confidence and it also made me think all business owners where horrible if you made a simple mistake of working hard all week and over sleeping have a nice chat about it with me and just say look if your shattered get a earlier night and just tell me your tired and give him a few easier tasks to start out the day
I think this sort of over sleeping can happen to anyone, as long as it's not a regular event. Then it's not a problem. If it's a regular event then it's bye bye.
Not watched much content recently but from what I’ve seen he’s 99% better than most apprentices these days, if he not in the Monday Club once in a while he’s not living 😉
He should be rolling in late at least twice a week and definitely on Monday,,,he should be thinking of fanny as much as his job …life is short and jobs are temporary….enjoy yourself feller if he gives ya shite go work for Jordan……
At his age you normally have to work in a few lost days a year to hangovers and the like. He’s learning and as long as he’s not taking the piss id do like what you did don’t worry about it
For a kid learning a shed load in such a short space of time takes it toll on a youngsters mind let alone body for having such a physical job added to it, I remember struggling so bad with everything,earning not knowing if I’m actually good enough or if I’ll know enough and that drained me mentally worrying myself so much added with the strain of having to always be alert taking in as much as possible. The longer you’re in the game the more things are second nature and the mental side of the job becomes a lot more easing so I fully understand the position Adam was in especially coming towards the end of his apprenticeship and the stress of that. Hats off to you both for how you handled it.
Great post Joey
I was the same mate, I'm a plumber I was taught in the commercial environment. I'd be working 100mph mon-fri and by the end of the week I'd be on my ass in work struggling. Then my employer actually said to me work at a steady pace in which you are able to work at.
@@adamw225 - I’ll never forget just how tough in every way those apprentice years were and will never take the struggle away from those who go through it. A lot of people qualify and forget all about how tough times were and how they started. I always make sure the apprentices get the respect and patience they deserve, people expect them to be able to do everything at the speed they can.
@@nicodavies9124 - I done my plumbing and heating after my electrical apprenticeship but made sure not to go down the apprenticeship route because I knew I couldn’t handle that pressure for another 3 years. Don’t get me wrong it’s the best way to learn and become a well rounded tradesman but it’s hard enough for 3 years let alone 6 😅 everyone started at the same stage yet most tradesman seem to think a 1st year apprentice should be doing and knowing what they do.
@@joeypriestman6783 college qualifications don't mean fuck all. They give you a basic understanding of the rules and regs and ins and out of the job. Site work is where you learn.
i would buy him breakfast and a coffee to make sure hes awake and then forget about it and make sure he knows he hasnt done nothing wrong. because it happens to the best of us and its normal.
Nice try, Adam. We know it's you
@@amg863 hahahahahahahaha🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think your extremely lucky to have an apprentice that works and learn as quick as him he is the future so I would let that one slip nick he’s good as gold 👌👌👌
Adam is an absolute unit. You are so lucky to have him. Payrise for Adam
If Adam was sleeping late weekly or daily I would have a word with him. The fact this is a one off and you guys have had a hectic week I would just let it slide.
Just be thankful he doesn’t sue you for stressing him out 😂
@@markpunt9638 or doing it in public
Adam is a good keen interested enthusiastic apprentice, he’s far from a habitual sleeper in, if it was a regular occurrence I’d recommend a verbal warning, however you and him work together every day and from what I see on channel he does a hell of a lot more than some apprentices
I just want to add one thing to the many other replies based on how hard you have both been working recently. Keep an eye on Adam for burnout. It rarely comes on quickly and as he is young he may not have experienced it before so won't necessarily know how to spot and deal with it. With your own experiences which you've shared you are well equipped to spot it and can offer practical advice and support.
Make a couple of temporary board/supplies in cabinets and keep in your unit when not in use. Will save a lot of weatherproof sockets in the future. We have a few of various setups, one in a 'meter cabinet'
Nick you and Adam work SO well together it's not worth stressing over, as you have said you have done it yourself. Really impressed with the quality of your work! I am actually house hunting (no longer in London), am more North West now. Went passed Stafford yesterday! The location is also amazing! My dream if I had the money! :-)
Great viewing... Fair play to Adam, he's worth his weight in gold, an excellent young man, with a bright future.....
No wonder he's late in the morning,.. he's up all night watching himself on telly 😄
Eyyyy nice little shout out 👌🏼
Those little wiska fly lead things are well cool ! Never knew they existed ! I’ll be getting some of them 🙌🏻
Do you know where you can get them? Can’t find them online or know what to call them?
@@louiekempthorne313 nope still never found them
Good vid as normal,maybe next time do a 32amp circuit for site supply as 110v transformers (which often get used even in a small domestic )tend to surge and cause nuisance tripping,no big deal.
Love watching these, as a chef retraining to be a spark, its inspiring
If it's not a problem for you Nick then why bring it up and embarrass him. He gives me the impression he works beyond his working hours and stays, just like you, till the jobs finished. So you should arrive at his house with breakfast waiting for him. 🤪
coz it's funny and relevant? (and probs why you dont have a TH-cam channel) ;)
@@jameshansing5396 I am too old for that you tube stuff.
At the end of the day, it is a problem to an employer and has to be treated as such. He did his best to let him away without a scalding, but still showed him that it shouldn’t happen. Well handled in my opinion.
Coz he’s the big ‘I am’
I think the manner he handled it without embarassing him was spot on, he knew its not good practice to let the apprentice be late and not be an issue, so he made him aware even if it didnt actually bother him, when i was an apprentice i would of been hog tied and chucked in the back of the van for the day, different times ay
Nice work, good to see the attention to detail even for a temporary Install.
Great work and video. I think I would've fitted the temp sockets on the block work as it would be removed before the rendering
Yeah they went a bit OTT with them temporary sockets
When I slept in as an apprentice (only happened twice during my time) The spark made me wash and clean the van inside and out
17:15 Almost spat my coffee on my tablet when I saw the Jordan shrine! 🤣🤣
The angled hole into the box for the swa was golden!
bad practice to install stuff in meter boxes. If back box rots in future or DNO or supplier need to install stuff down the road its cost to the customer to have to get someone out to remove it all.
Thanks for the view at 9:44 and19:01. He is so cute when he says "bye"
When we know we’ve worked stupid hours emergency calls out work that’s goes on for long periods each night. Then your bound to have Adam or yourself sleep through your alarm
He's golden is Adam. Tell him off, make your point then buy him breakfast. You won't get one better.
I employ freelancers regularly, one has to rely on public transport ( in very rural areas).. I generally like
You don’t care if the are late as long as they get the job done.
I knew when you put the socket on top of the other socket it wasn't going to work. Good Job
Looks like a neat job
In Australia the only bit extra we would do is slap some temporary wiring tape on it every meter 👍🏼
Nice drilling into the cabinet nick, a lesser man would have been right through the main incomer cable, no more eye browse 🔥
Every job site has a shortcut taken as it is a temp thing to serve limited time use, I have seen a house power with 10 gauge wire from the temp power pole meter to the house for the workers could use their tools without extension cords. Fun times 10 gauge handling maybe 60 amps if you include the AC running while they work in the house running at the same time.
The lads mind and body are getting broke into the trade, catches up with you after a while. Unless he's had someone over...
As an apprentice the act of “sleeping in” and consequences of it are in itself a learning curve , I’d say just advising of what could potentially happen when he’s qualified and employed/self employed. It could lead to loss of work , earnings and clientele all for what ? An extra few mins kip ? Biggest question should always be “was it worth it ?”
For temporary power I now using 16a socket feed from a small db and just run 2.5mm ho7 on 16 cee forms it means if they need it moved you just add on another 16a cable it’s ip44 but for temporary power makes life so much easier
It might be in his terms and conditions it might also be in the working time directive ! Adam is a great apprentice, no need to put this in a video.
Disagree, Adam appears to be great apprentice, so why not include it in the video? Every comment I have seen is in support of him, happens to everyone
theres a limit I'd say make sure he knows the difference of when you're being a friend and when you are boss. There should always a limit, I hire my friends out when doing an event and I always make sure they know the difference When I'm in boss mode... I'm not messing around.
Id Give the lad a break, hes great for his age
I would be glad to have an honest hard working person overall . I’d certainly get some great banter going on through the day 😀
Fancy travelling up to our neck of the woods! Sandbach unfortunately has nothing in it, there is lockwell, electric center, CEF amongst others a few miles away for future. also if you need a lift while youre up here ... :P
There is no such thing as temporary 👍
Nicely won job! Would love to visit you when you start the extension, I’m a self employed spark from Macclesfield. Keep up the good work and don’t sack Adam!! Have a great weekend guys!!!
It’s a great job, but you did well to get a builder to actually pay for it. I’d need to be charging £150-200 to do that,
Things like that are wrapped up in the enabling works part of the quote for a house refurb. For that type of job it would include strip-out and temp site supply.
And it's not the builder paying - it's the customer, even if it goes through the builder first.
@@tebscat The builder would be my client, I don’t know/care where it comes from in the first place.
And the award for neatest temp sockets goes to……👏👏😂
So nice that you have a picture of me in your van 😘
the question really is, which would you prefer, someone on time who is half asleep and makes many mistakes that you have to rectify, or someone who is late but isn't half asleep?
Everyone sleeps in at some point! Send him in the loft.
adam looks like hes in the same position i was working for a 1 man band, i gave 60 hour weeks most weeks , sometimes up at 5am, home at 9pm for weeks at a time to get jobs completed
i crashed my car on the way to work, my bosses first response was "are you still coming in" no infact im off to look for another job mate, the guy still gives me a good reference even though i walked out with no notice
treat him like you would want to be treated yourself or you will lose him
Excellent work and thanks for sharing this with us take care
Haha ,used to be me sleeping when i was the apprentice for my dad….happened more times than it should, so he started leaving me at home and docking my wages😂😂i soon learnt to get up !!
It comes down to how much worth you think he has and how often this kind of thing happens. If it only happens towards the end of a crazy work week then obviously he is being over worked but if it happens on a regular then he gets fired. The owner of the business has to take some responsibility for how hard they are making their employees work regardless of their particular work ethic. What he is worth even as an apprentice will be evident within the first few days of his employment and helps a ton in deciding whether you or him is to blame.
I'm always trying to look at the situation from my employees viewpoint before I make a decision on that particular situation, the employee will always see their position different from the owners because there is a difference gain/loss from an owner to employee.
Good job, but 16a breakers almost always trip when you first plug in a 110 transformer from inrush current. Would have upgraded it to a 20 personally to avoid that issue
Agree entirely
Plus one for this
And use a C or D spec breaker
C32 ideal for site transformers and use a nicw 4mm swa
A Bendy Bundy 10 presentation in conjunction with Flexicon Productions, starring Bathead and Ribbon. Oh dear oh dear. Nice work lads. I was wondering how long it would take Ad to bash in the timber posts...
Adam is a good lad
Why 230v on a building site? Why would you put sockets furthest away from where they would be required and have 230v leads across the ground? 🤔
He's young, impressionable and learning. Above all, he's loyal to you and works hard. Let it slide but make sure he knows that it can't become the norm. Great to see he was completely honest and didn't try and pull the wool over your eyes.
In 35 years of being a self employed electrician, I have had to sack three apprentices, each one was for gross and wilful misconduct.
It doesn't matter what anyone else would do.....it's how you feel that matters and that will dictate what action you take. Some business owners will find that highly inappropriate and some owners don't mind the occasional slip up because you've been working so hard. Having said that if he know you don't care then he will not care? Just a thought
❤😮that's when he is young in experience. So, give him the chance and coaching him to be the best electrician 😊
I had an apprentice who was supposed to meet me at 7 o'clock, I waited 7/30 ,still not there ,I left ,he had to go to office and explain himself . Turns out he was working in a club and got home 5 o' clock in morning ! His decision to make sparky or club ,he left .
FIRED WITHOUT NOTICE!!. XD Jokes aside, I agree. You both work hard and you clearly understand the situation. Once in a blue moon is ok. Looks like you have a good apprentice & you seem to be a great teacher/boss, good stuff :)
learn adam old way to make a gland off set cable and part saw through armourings with junior hacksaw.
Sleep in's happen. 🤷🏻♂️
You know he's not taking the piss 👍🏻
Where is the link for those wiska nuts....need them....keep up the good work
The MOP that fitted that meter must have been on the beers
He needs to buy you a 6 pack of bear of your choice 🤣
Nah we've all been there, once is OK, only a problem if it becomes more often.
For the two of you, if a one off situation warrants it suggest an extra 1hr lie in so neither of you "break the rules" and make the time back at the end of the day. During my ICI apprenticeship (1981) you were allowed 3 min / week "clocking in grace" after that docked pay, then a warning, and possible job loss. It was a big thing to be late for no reason.
There’s a Cef about ten minutes from there if you need to get stuff next time you go
Harsh words for sleeping in on the occasional offence. Threats of having to buy everyone beer or cake or lunch if he does it again
Little later give him the talk about knowing when to call off, and not come in. After all an occasional sick day is cheaper than dealing with him falling off a ladder and breaking his neck.
Its three years of training down the bin if he cant work for you.
Is there any reason he’s using his channellocks the wrong way around?
To prevent overtightening the plastic?
I’m a plumber and I use channellocks daily and in my experience they just don’t work as good in that way because you need to fight your own grip
One off sleeping in is a thing that can be forgiven ... but make sure he knows not to make a habit
Unless his boss does too in which case he quiet nick
just an apology usually helps
With all that's going on there I think I may have channelled the swa into the block for a more permanent install.
A sleep in in my old job was cakes for everyone on the team. All 44 of them.
Found the copper
lol, sorry but that's funny 🤣👷♂️🤬
Just one issue when it rains,how do you charge your batteries ,is the builder fitting a cupboard over it ?
Where do you buy swa earthing clamps i can only find wiska box swa earth clamps but dont like them these looks much easier to work with
Great video. Keep up the good work!
Love watching these
11:15 Wait, am I missing something? It IS 60cm divided by 3 for the centres of the 2 additional boxes.
I don't get why all of a sudden it became 60cm divided by 4...
Prolly needed to measure from the centres of the existing boxes then / 3 to find the new box centres.
Nope... The middle distance /3 would get what you want.
Take a look at their final result with their /4 calculation. They are not equal spaces between them all. The middle is different distance two the other conduits
If he’s a young apprentice that only recently left school changing from a 6 too 7 hour day at school too a nine too 12 hour day at work grafting can take its toil I remember working 6 days a week as an apprentice and one Saturday I was shattered I over slept but still turned up too work but I was late the boss went nuts and I walked out 8 years later I’m now assistant manager of a garage but it did knock my confidence and it also made me think all business owners where horrible if you made a simple mistake of working hard all week and over sleeping have a nice chat about it with me and just say look if your shattered get a earlier night and just tell me your tired and give him a few easier tasks to start out the day
As others have said, if it's a one-off, then I would let it slide, if was happening all the time, then you have to say something.
Everyone has done this. Particularly when working hard
You should have had some hand lotion and box of tissues beside the photo haha.
nice video mate. where did you get those wiska enots from?
Have you borrowed Jordan’s music library?
I have missed a couple videos, (apologies) whats the joke about with artisan electrical ?
When you’re working as a team it’s a give and take -- unless they take the piss
Some very random B-Roll towards the end there with no real content to it…bring back Kip!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Handy containment!
Don’t make anything off it. If it becomes repetitive then have a word . He’s a good lad
Adam has to take a JCC downlight spring to the fingers! It's only fair, isn't it?
Edit: Just watched the next minute of the video lol
I think this sort of over sleeping can happen to anyone, as long as it's not a regular event. Then it's not a problem.
If it's a regular event then it's bye bye.
Didn't think dno fitted main incomer in the cavity, and dno don't fit meters, good job though, cracking apprentice, wish mine were as good
Ads, wouldn't it have been easier to join all the sockets together first and then screw then to the wood?
Not watched much content recently but from what I’ve seen he’s 99% better than most apprentices these days, if he not in the Monday Club once in a while he’s not living 😉
He should be rolling in late at least twice a week and definitely on Monday,,,he should be thinking of fanny as much as his job …life is short and jobs are temporary….enjoy yourself feller if he gives ya shite go work for Jordan……
And whining constantly about how £300 a week just isn't enough to live at home with mum and dad.
Im glad your back to self filming as I enjoy this far more than the 2 or 3 you have done with someone else filming.
Just give him a kicking then forget about it!
hi ,i was an electrician and thought that on a site you used 110v ,regs must have changed
That's what the transformer is for
At his age you normally have to work in a few lost days a year to hangovers and the like. He’s learning and as long as he’s not taking the piss id do like what you did don’t worry about it
Lunch is on Adam!
Did you say sandbach ?
Punishment should fit the crime. If the crime is working non stop I think the punishment is breakfast.
I'd let it slide,I was much worse lol and rewires are soul destroying and made me question if I wanted to be an electrician everytime I did one
We've all slept in before like you said. All the late days and travelling do catch up on you.
All week carrying Nick will take its toll 🤣