I have to commend the company on their safety program and everything that has been accomplished. Having spent many years in the industrial environment, I have to disagree with this report and some actions that were not taken. On the First Note; my question is "Why wasn't the disconnect checked when the power was off for the blades to checked?" It is a standard with most electricians to ALWAYS check the load side when the disconnect handle is OPENED. With the type of disconnect that was shown and most that I have seen over the years, Most of the blades are visible. On the Second Note; The handle was BROKEN when the power was energized and the load side was energized pretty much instantaneously. If the handle was put into the closed position, No Damage would have occurred. They would have noticed there was "No Resistance" in the operation and that would have indicated a problem. The problem would have occurred Down Stream if someone was working on the load side when the power was energized. My conclusion to this video and report shows me that the maintenance personnel, were improperly trained to begin with and SHOULD NOT have been working on this equipment unless they are "Trained & Qualified Electricians" In my honest opinion, this was abn opportunity for the "Media" to capitalize & sensationalize a topic they know nothing about. Maybe the personnel will get better training after that incident.