Pattern Hunt 7. Still in. They opened SWGR-B. Tag on the handle. Lights in that hall went dim. A helper says, "It's down. We're good." What is true? A. Open handle plus a tag means the hall is isolated. B. Opening one path is not the same as no energy. Look for the second way power can still get in. C. If the lights went dim, everything is dead. D. A tag on SWGR-B covers UPS-2 too. Drop your letter in the comments. Don't explain yet. Pattern practice only. Not a qualification. Not a lockout.

Pattern Hunt 6. The test window. The hall was quiet all morning. After lunch they are going to energize PDU-A on purpose so the techs can find errors. A helper walks in at 12:40. "It's been dead all day." What is true? A. Quiet all morning means it stays dead through lunch. B. Energization is a new state. The hall can be live now even if it was quiet this morning. C. If you did not hear an announcement, it is still dead. D. Yesterday's tags still prove the hall is open. Drop your letter in the comments. Don't explain yet. Pattern practice only. Not a qualification. Not a lockout.

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Pattern Hunt 5. The clean one-line. One-line on the wall. Clean. One arrow. Utility → SWGR-B → UPS-2 → PDU-A → CRAH-12. No bypass drawn. No ATS. No tie. No second source to the CRAH. No note. UPS-2 output has a tag. Someone treats CRAH-12 as isolated because the drawing has one path and that path is "open." Which missing detail is the trap? A. Cable ampacity not shown. B. Maintenance bypass around UPS-2. C. CRAH model number not shown. D. North arrow missing. Drop your letter in the comments. Don't explain yet. Pattern practice only. Not a qualification. Not a lockout.