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True that! although I was speaking to another apprentice who failed on his safe isolation because he removed the isolator cover, therefore, "putting himself at risk". because even though the iso was turned off, it was obviously still live on one side.

Cheers mate, hopefully it will all become a bit more apparent when I get in there!

That's my issue! haha

Thanks, yes I would have said to lock off at the isolator, but as I said, in the training day prior to the exam, I was shown to isolate at the main switch in the board which you work on, which of course couldn't be right could it?! because then you would still have live cables in the board! And...

  I have my AM2 exam tomorrow and I have a query about where to actually isolate and lock off. On my training day I was shown to lock off the main switch in the board then perform the test sequences with the voltage indicators, put key in pocket after fitting warning notices etc etc. but today I...