Quality installation pics

[shputnik]

I'm looking for pics of quality work
roughing in mc cable. pipe runs. splices in wireways big JB's, electric rooms, transformer wiring

The thought is I can show crew the pics and say that's what I'm looking for.

Your time is appreciated

 

[mjf]

You might want to consider hiring a crew chief with quality training and experience if you're unable to oversee the crew yourself.

 

[John120/240]

Here is one I have. Credit to Jim Davis, his picture.
Ditto to mjf's suggestion

 

[shputnik]

You might want to consider hiring a crew chief with quality training and experience if you're unable to oversee the crew yourself.

Thanks for your feedback. I'll be all over their work quality and production. I just find that shown an example of what I expect eliminates confusion.

 

[mjf]

Thanks for your feedback. I'll be all over their work quality and production. I just find that shown an example of what I expect eliminates confusion.

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[69gp]

Here is one I have. Credit to Jim Davis, his picture.
Ditto to mjf's suggestion

Looks like it might be a code violation. Conduits exiting to the right of the panel look as if they are more than 3' to the first point of being secured. other than that looks real nice.

 

[electricalist]

Looks like it might be a code violation. Conduits exiting to the right of the panel look as if they are more than 3' to the first point of being secured. other than that looks real nice.

No need for straps he is the pipe whisperer. He told them to stay, and they will.

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[electricalist]

I saw this the other day.
Didn't check the height or size of xfmr.

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[zbang]

IIRC there were some pics of an MI cable installation here a year or so ago. They showed really nice work, too. (And a personal fav- photo of a panel schedule that has more detail than "lights", "lights", "lights", "lights", etc.)

 

[69gp]

No need for straps he is the pipe whisperer. He told them to stay, and they will.

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Yeah i was only saying that in jest. The picture speaks volume of someone who took pride in their work.

 

[electricalist]

As was I, and I agree. I wouldn't even be qualified to stand there and wait for trash to sweep up.

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[jimdavis]

I'm surprised to see my old pics kicking around. Here's a few from my current project, it's a big one. As before I can't take all the credit, we have some real talent within the company.

 

[electricalist]

That's amazing. They are working upside down.
The pipe work is very nice
How much planning would you say goes into work this neat. Hours, looking it over before the project starts or did yal walk in set up shop and make it happen?

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[jimdavis]

I don't know what happened to the upside-down picture. Its not like that on my computer and I don't know how to fix it. As far as the pipe work, there is some planning involved but a lot of it is done on the fly. We do that stuff every day however and just like anything else it gets easier each time. I'm a bit anal about exposed conduit work but my therapist says it's a healthy obsession.

 

[PetrosA]

Space shuttle projects must be fun

 

[jimdavis]

I don't know how to edit my previous post to fix the upside-down pic so I'll try it again.

 

[jimdavis]

Obviously that didn't work out.

 

[PetrosA]

I'm not sure it's kosher for me to repost your pic, but here it is right-side-up. No stepping on toes intended

 

[jimdavis]

Thanks. Apparently I'm technologically illiterate.

 

[electricalist]

If the computer gives you any more trouble I'll bet you could put a kick in it to a 90 with an offset and it'll work then.

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