My worst electric shock

This video was inspired by Paul of Mr Carlson's Lab, and his shock story. You can find his video here:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNes9blcFGk

It's inevitable that when diagnosing faults on equipment that maintenance workers have to work with some systems powered to be able to trace the fault, as turning the power off may make it almost impossible to find the fault. The main rules of live working are to avoid providing a good current path across your body, and to take extreme care where the work area is cramped or wet.

In the case of my worst shock the scenario was completely unexpected, and involved metalwork that should have been earthed/grounded - suddenly becoming live when it was moved.


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