No verification the cu was correctly labelled, so just assumed it was and that the cooker cct was off because he had the correct cb off - should have verified the cooker cct was live in the first place to then verify it was on the cb he thinks it was and was then dead.
no dead or live tests, cont etc.
Probably better to have the switch farther to one side, and no back to the cooker could be an accident waiting to happen, so probably better not to have the outlet plate where it is, or use something IP rated, to avoid water spilling into it, and use of HOFR flex in case of boiling water or chip oil being spilled down the back.
No verification the cu was correctly labelled, so just assumed it was and that the cooker cct was off because he had the correct cb off - should have verified the cooker cct was live in the first place to then verify it was on the cb he thinks it was and was then dead.
no dead or live tests, cont etc.
Probably better to have the switch farther to one side, and no back to the cooker could be an accident waiting to happen, so probably better not to have the outlet plate where it is, or use something IP rated, to avoid water spilling into it, and use of HOFR flex in case of boiling water or chip oil being spilled down the back.
