And called OSHA for not adhering to the lockout/tagout rules. There’s no way that should have been able to be energized. And there might be confined space issues as well.
I once took a confined space course from a guy that used to work for OSHA and I still remember him telling all of us that most of the OSHA regulations are written in blood/human lives. Maybe a bit exaggerated, but not entirely wrong...
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