Billing Electrician Trainee

Thank you for the feedback. The explanation has also resolved the issue for me. I will discuss the perceived shortcomings with the boss once again, and then everything should work out.

Thank you for the feedback. With the explanation, the issue is resolved for me as well. I will discuss the perceived defects with the boss again, and then everything should work out.

Those being? You don’t have to "force" defects now if primarily the trainee is burdening the stomach, pardon, the invoice.

The cable routing is not straight. In ceilings, the cables partially run diagonally across the room, the cables are tangled, in the utility room they first run in front of the pipes, then behind them, then in front again, so in a zigzag pattern, the cables do not have the correct length (the recess in the styrofoam therefore had to be cut wavy), cables were forgotten and were supposed to be laid loose in the screed (at least I put the foil for the underfloor heating over it). The switches are 12 cm instead of 15 cm from the doors. Empty conduits were not embedded deep enough, cables were forgotten, electrical plans were not understood, but he didn’t ask anyone (those were the forgotten cables), empty conduits were pulled where they were not wanted, too many holes were chiseled.

Cable routing in a straight line is not necessarily bad. As far as I know, cables in ceilings are allowed to run crosswise. There is no installation zone for that. Knotted cables are unsightly but also not a defect. Cable not the right length? How can that be understood? Cables in the screed are not necessarily bad, as long as they do not run through the whole house. Switches, if agreed upon like that, are a defect. Otherwise actually within the limits. Are they now 12cm from the frame or from the raw construction measurement? The following trade should have appropriately complained about the empty conduits and then the electrician would come again. Regarding the empty conduits, I say better to have than to need. As long as the wall still stands, this or any other hole is definitely not bad. All in all, actually not necessarily bad except for his communication.

You just want to squeeze money out...

I have the impression that you are looking for something to lower the price. First because of the status of the employee who has done everything for you and only then because of some small things that are not real defects. It doesn't sound like you have a respectful relationship with your service provider.