Richard Brook from Dragons Den the Inventor of the Sockitz Safety Shield Donates Prizes to Tresham

Electrician Richard Brook star of the BBC TV show Dragons Den and inventor of the Sockitz safety shield has sent Tresham college a box. What’s in the box?
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[@busman2000]

Thanks Gary and Joe for making my boring hours here in New Zealand a whole load of informative fun, yes I am aware our Regs are ever so slightly different. However they all aim at the same point of total safety for everyone and their expensive equipment that we chumps install. Merry Xmas to all at the College and a Happy 2021 to all the Sparks that share their history and experiences, both good and bad for the entertainment and edification of others in You Tube land. Have a good one.

[@johnhoward2104]

They are an undoubted excellent safety advantage. Only problem though is perhaps an increased time and money cost in having to return to remove them. The extra time is the installers problem but the extra time cost could be prohibitive to securing jobs, so the installer may have to absorb that cost.

[@anthonybragg]

I think Nick Bundy used them when doing a rewire and the rewired power had to be reinstated and the plasterer had to follow on.

[@zjzozn]

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