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Underground resistance
Frost and dryness can increase the resistance of earth-rod electrodes. This report explains how to check soil conditions when taking measurements.
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Service game
Working hard to let you play hard. Electrical Contractor investigates one northern m&e contractor's winning ways in the fitness sector.
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Spot the ball
Cheating in the gambling world is no longer restricted to the black-jack table. We investigate football floodlighting sabotage.
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Route master
This month we look at the role of route planning and management for data cabling systems.
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Whined and fined
It's time that companies stopped bleating about health and safety and looked at their responsibilities.
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Simply the test
If you want to get the best out of your testing equipment, there are many courses on offer. Seaward explains why you should attend.
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Bower power
Massive growth, but only the highest quality of work – can it be done? Steve Wilton thinks so.
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Film makers
John Travolta has his own seat there and so do Emma Thompson and Kevin Costner. We come over all starry eyed at the new Tricycle Cinema.
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In a tight spot
The Confined Spaces Regulations were introduced last year to tackle fatalities when working where space is at a premium. Electrical Contractor looks at how to assess the risk.
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Dangerous liasons
Specifying and installing equipment in hazardous areas is a tricky business. This report tells of things to watch out for.
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