Domestic: the typical householder has no idea what qualifications an Electrician has, nor the range of trade skills needed to do a safe and neat job.
The householder only sees the electrical component on view,
and bases satisfaction upon fairly meaningless aesthetics,
bitd that both screw heads in a newly affixed double socket lined up,
or,
all the debris has been swept up, and disposed of, not just ushered under the floorboards.
Commercial/Industrial, is the conduit/pyro level, are all the screws in the access plates, all the terminals in the Switchboard firmly secured, everything correctly labelled, is it 'Signed off'?
both screw heads in a newly affixed double socket lined up
People that care about screwheads and like slotted confuse me. I'd much rather have Torx heads. Although I expect everyone working on them after me would hate it.
Typical domestic double socket is located into the box with 3.5mm cross head 'screws' that are more like short, thin bolts.
Not aware of a Torx equivalent.
I use Torx preferentially. Typically means others cannot interfere with my work.
Domestic: the typical householder has no idea what qualifications an Electrician has, nor the range of trade skills needed to do a safe and neat job.
The householder only sees the electrical component on view,
and bases satisfaction upon fairly meaningless aesthetics,
bitd that both screw heads in a newly affixed double socket lined up,
or,
all the debris has been swept up, and disposed of, not just ushered under the floorboards.
Commercial/Industrial, is the conduit/pyro level, are all the screws in the access plates, all the terminals in the Switchboard firmly secured, everything correctly labelled, is it 'Signed off'?