what human performance error precursors cause them to misperceive that risk.

Okay, yep.

So that happened at my plant, and it happened in switchgear, 480-volt switchgear, and the job was a pretty simple one in the sense it's not a real long job that takes a lot of time.

It was to connect a, I think it was a 500 kW portable generator, a large generator, to a 480 volt switchgear.

On that particular switch gear, it's divided up into three main compartments.

They're all, you know, physically connected to each other.

One side, we have the high voltage side where 13,800 volt comes in through a disconnect switch.

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But looking at the ESFI utility safety data, we're still seeing so many kind of electrical shocks and burn injuries If companies are still compliant based on OSHA, why are we seeing so many of those?

Well, there's a lot of different contributing factors when it comes to electrical injuries and fatalities.

And interestingly, you know, talking about fatalities, if you look at the utility industry, if we were to just look at the raw data, the amount of people, workers, electrical workers in the utility versus, let's say, construction electrical workers, just the numbers of people getting hurt or killed, utilities are significantly lower.

And I showed that when I was in Orlando in my presentation.

And so we don't have that many people being killed or hurt number-wise compared to, let's say, the construction industry.

When you look at the rate of injury, meaning the number of people injured per 100,000 workers, then we see a shift.

So Electrical Safety Foundation just released some more data and utility electrical workers have about a six point something.

know and i mean have you seen any of that personally at all i don't know

Hmm

... survival from relegation by a literally goal difference.

So then to go into this season with a transfer embargo, and they made some really sort of shrewd, smart signings on the free transfers, free agents, et cetera.

So then to have them where they are, you've got to give credit to their manager a- and, and the whole team of, have exceeded all expectations to get to Wembley.

Um, and, and the Hull manager I thought on the day in the second leg as well, o- o- on Monday I thought tactically he got it spot on, the decision to go to five at the back, um, to, to, to press their wing backs up against our full backs and stick Semy Ajayi in at that central center back position to stop Josh Coburn, I thought worked absolute wonders for him.

So credit to Hull and, and for well they've done this season, you know, fair, fair play.

Do you think that loss is gonna spell the end of his, uh, his time at the Den?

Yeah, I, I think if we, if, if Mill continue in line with the transfer methodology where it's sort of sell and reinvest, then I think we Mill fans have ultimately seen the last of Femi Azeez.