Reply #23: I would hope he turns the power off when working/checking on it. [View All]

[Hassin Bin Sober]

And if he needs the power to be on while maintaining it, he can, as an expert, take the extra precautions needed when working with water and power.

The point is: If the units don't need to be powered up, why have them energized when MINORS are working in wet fields.

I'm a contractor. I work with electric all the time. When water is present, you can bet your ass extra precautions are taken. And I don't even have kids on the jobsite.