Jarrad GouldingCEO & Founder, The Local Guys · Founder & CEO at The Local Guys - Supporting over 100 franchise partners around Australian & New Zealand in the service industry.

You wouldn't BELIEVE the things we see on the job! 😂

Name: You wouldn't BELIEVE the things we see on the job! 😂
Uploaded: 2025-11-07T04:36:49+00:00
Duration: 57 s
Channel: Jarrad Goulding
Description: Short on-site commentary by Jarrad Goulding describing hazardous electrical setups observed on job sites. In this chunk he identifies exposed cut wires…

7 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Short on-site commentary by Jarrad Goulding describing hazardous electrical setups observed on job sites. In this chunk he identifies exposed cut wires, multiple power boards daisy-chained and heavily overloaded (one claimed to have ~40 appliances), and improvised/jumper connections that appear to operate at ~240 volts. The speaker uses an informal, darkly humorous tone (calling a makeshift device a "torture device") while stressing the commonness and danger of these configurations.

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This is a torture device. All right, what do we have here? Bunch of cables. They're all cut, though, which is really interesting. Looks like it's in an office or some sort of environment where someone goes and puts their hand up there, and straight away you're touching exposed wires. That is terrifying. Yep. This is a very common occurrence. We see this all the time. Power board onto powerboard onto power board onto power board. And I've come out to sites in the past where they're just, like, glowing red. One power board that's got about. About 40 appliances plugged into it. So common because people don't think about it, but it happens all the time. But it's really, really dangerous. What do we have here? Hey, jumper cables. What the heck is that for? So we're plugging into 240 volt. I think it's 240 volt. This has to be a home job. I think it's a torture device. This is a torture device. Well, that makes a lot more sense. So you put one on each ear and then you plug it in. Well, that would work, actually. That's worrying. Okay.