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I've been an electrician for about 18 years now and I'm very confident in what I do and I still ended up in hospital. I've got up that day, a standard day not thinking anything of it, I said I'll bounce in and do that power quality assessment we had to do. I'd assess the work to be done live and I was very confident what had to get done was possible to do it live, all I need to do is clip on these four crocodile clips which isn't a hard task you know what I mean I can see the busbar. I've clipped on the first one and then I went to clip on the second one, as soon as I touched it, it just went bffff - this white and yellow flash, you know I mean, on my face and just a really disgusting noise. I definitely wasn't unconscious but I sort of realised what happened and I could just smell all my hair had burnt and my skin was all burning, and I could see all my clothes were burnt and things my skin was hanging off and that I was just all black. So when I first found out that he had the accident I was at work but when I answered the phone I couldn't actually understand what he was saying it was all gibberish and but all I got was 'I'm in a bad way, I'm being taken to hospital'. I just, like, panicked, yeah. In Mark's case while he was working in the switchboard, as a result of attempting to pull off two pieces of insulation, he exposed the risk of of two separate electrical phases in bridging that out with his screwdriver he's created a large arc flash with high fault current available inside the switchboard, which resulted in a large fireball which burnt Mark considerably. When I first walked in to see him he was in a hospital bed and he was just black and black and his hair was singed and... The injuries I actually sustained would have been, it was actually 12 per cent body burns so that involved skin grafts, for that to heal they cut or they grind your skin off and then lay that on top of the burns. So, the next day after the skin grafts, as soon as I walked into his room in the burns ward he was just head to toe in bandages, he looked like a mummy... I think that's when it hit me. The first week was was not an enjoyable time, I was in splints, you know what I mean full arm splints, leg splints, couldn't even pick my own nose. Every second day I had to get all my dressings took off, so you've got dressings stuck on to skin grafts or sticking to you, so you need to go in your shower and get all wetted up to release like all the stickiness of it and...