28 Sep
2010
28 Sep
'10
5:54 a.m.
Tony Duell wrote:
You know what I mean! ;-) "Trained" as in understanding the equipment -
self-training by reading, dismantling etc. is perfectly acceptable. I never
think of training as always meaning having someone looking over your shoulder
and telling you what to do.
The propane grill's an interesting case (although I'm sure it relates to air
compressors) - even then I wouldn't expect someone to be messing with valves
unless they knew which way they were supposed to be turning (or hooking up
lines), but I suppose it's hard to guarantee that it won't happen at some kind
of social event...
cheers
J.
I suppose I
like to think that nobody who isn't trained in the equipment would
be allowed to mess with it - but if they've got a cigarette dangling from
their mouth at the time then they probably deserve everything they get :-)
You might want to rephrase the first part of that. I have never been
trained in computer repair. Or in soldering, Or in using machine tools.