P&P,
thanks for the pointers. You are right in that I took that approach to answering the question to avoid duplication, however, i need to be aware of how the answer ris read by the marker. So to be clear, in order to fully answer the question concisely within the allotted time, would you suggest scaling back the content relating to testing and concentrate more on design and installation quality assurance and product approval? There is a lot to write about this topic so keeping it concise would be a challenge.
At least I'll take comfort in my overview of the testing process being largely accurate.
thanks for the pointers. You are right in that I took that approach to answering the question to avoid duplication, however, i need to be aware of how the answer ris read by the marker. So to be clear, in order to fully answer the question concisely within the allotted time, would you suggest scaling back the content relating to testing and concentrate more on design and installation quality assurance and product approval? There is a lot to write about this topic so keeping it concise would be a challenge.
At least I'll take comfort in my overview of the testing process being largely accurate.