By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
Each client has a unique vision of what they want, and your role is to make sure this is reflected in your work. There is just one thing you’re determined to offer to your clients, and that is dedication. You want them pleased with the final outcome whilst they feel that each penny spent has been totally worth it. That is why it is crucial to offer them the maximum quality, from kitchen cabinets to something as little as hinges.
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
When it comes to designing a shop, you need to make sure that it is the most beneficial for your clients. Does it match the aesthetic of their business and the products that they sell? How you fit their store can be the difference between them selling a product and losing a customer. However, there are a few things you must consider before you put any displays in.
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
When you are installing lights into your client's home or business, one of the most important things to consider is how it will look as a finished product.
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
Building or installing in the home can come with a lot of safety issues, as it can on any work site. But, the home, in particular, is often a smaller space that is designed for living and not workplace safety. As a result, there may actually be more hazards working in a client’s home than anywhere else. So, how do you ensure that you maintain safety standards throughout your work?
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
A lot of people, particularly if they are working with various materials such as wood, metal, and plastics, tend to skip on face protection, but it is one of the most important aspects of any safety routine.
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
As a professional lighting fitter, you probably get asked all the time about the best ways to maximise the potential of lighting products. How best to light a corner? Which bulbs work best for each room function? How much lighting is necessary for a certain room?
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
When fitting a disabled bathroom, there are several vital factors you need to consider. According to UK’s building regulations that are in practise, disabled toilet’s fixtures require certain a height and positioning to make them accessible.
By Martin Hart on Fri 06 March 2020
High visibility (HV) clothing is a form of personal protective equipment (PPE), usually worn to make the wearer 'highly visible' in hazardous situations. So, should you be wearing it? And do you know which level of protection to wear? To help you assess whether or not you need it, ask yourself the following questions.
