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WATT'S CURRENT with NAPIT

Join NAPIT Technical Commercial Manager, Steve Humphreys, every other Wednesday for a deeper dive in to all things NAPIT.

Podcast · By NAPIT · English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    NAPIT Member Ricky Byrne | WATT'S Current Podcast - S5 EP2 (opens the original)

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    Join Andrew Duffen and NAPIT member Ricky Byrne for a special episode of WATT'S Current Podcast, as Ricky shares the story of his career in the electrical industry. From first getting involved with electrics as a teenager to working across commercial, industrial and testing environments, Ricky reflects on the experiences, challenges and opportunities that shaped him as an electrician. The conversation explores Ricky’s time in inspection and testing, his progression into a Qualified Supervisor ro

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    The Watt’s Current Podcast is Back: A Fresh Voice Joins the Conversation (opens the original)

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    Join Steve Humphreys, Andrew Duffen and Jonathan Swain as The Watt’s Current returns for a brand-new series. In the opening episode, the NAPIT Technical Commercial team reflects on a busy few months, discusses key developments including Amendment 4 of BS 7671 , and looks at what listeners can expect from the series ahead. From EICRs, coding and inspection and testing to emerging technologies such as plug-in solar, the conversation explores the technical topics, industry changes and real-world qu

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