Pierre, are you claiming that you can actually stop thinking about this stuff at night? I wish I could develope this skill!
I am studying for a meeting I have with the State representative, engineers, management company, local building official, electrical contractor, and the EC. I wrote (as a consultant) a document that the engineer states is holding up the job and creating a hardship for the property owner.
The meeting is to see if the State will give a variance to allow the installation. The EC on the job is not the original installer.
The original installer came from out of state, did not file, did not have inspections and really messed the job up. It is the installation of a generator, firepump and related wiring with a remote service which is separate from the building building service. I cannot provide pictures, maybe later.
So, in answer to your question, NO.