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Apr-May 2025
We love supporting local businesses! Each issue, we have a yarn with a customer from one of our wholesale members.
Meet Matthew Docker from MJD Electrical Solutions who is a customer at Trade Electrical Data Supplies (TEDS) Chatswood.
What do you like most about your local wholesaler?Over the past five years I have built up a great rapport with the team at TEDS. Their exceptional customer service and extensive product knowledge make them both friendly and approachable for any of my electrical needs. Additionally, their diverse in-store inventory greatly enhances the ability to provide high-quality electrical work for my clients. Has there been a standout moment they’ve helped you out?Every day is a standout day at TEDS. However, recently, the fast out-of-hours turnaround for the order and delivery for sub-main cables for a large factory in Mona Vale has helped me immensely. |
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A full electrical rewire in a heritage-listed house. Two other contractors had said they were unable to complete it. I completed this job without ceiling space and floor space and was able to bring it up to current electrical standards.
What has been your most memorable day at work?Winning the contract on a multimillion-dollar new build home in Ruskin Rowe, Avalon, working with some of the best builders in Sydney. Who’s the worst apprentice/ colleague you’ve had, and why?I spent a lot of money on tools and electrical equipment for a new apprentice, only to have him leave without notice, taking the tools and equipment with him. |
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Watching a builder’s apprentice have to take a running push start to start a demolition saw.
What’s the biggest %&$* up that someone else made that you’ve had to make right?It was on a recent job – a residential main switchboard upgrade. I found new final subcircuits joined in the roof space to original cotton-covered wiring throughout the house. The insulation was breaking down throughout the steel conduits. What’s the best nickname you’ve ever heard a co-worker have?Sex fingers – because he f***s everything he touches. |
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