You forgot to mention being an illegal immigrant aswell.

I use CeeForms every day and have never got a shock from one!!, both single phase & three phase, they are industrial connectors & are very safe.
If you do have a Male connector on the wall then this is a "death plug" and I have only ever seen this before on a fun fair ride!.

If as you say you do have a male connector on the wall then you wouldn't have a cover over it as it doesn't have one, but to get a shock and not blow the system, trips and breaker etc would mean all the standard fail safes have not worked.

to prove all of this is your employers fault is difficult, if it is a rented building and he has not installed this connector then I don't really see how it can be his fault you got a shock from it.

get your self checked out as if you have tissue damage it can be a while before the full effects can come to light.

whatever happens you should tell your manager that there could be a issue with the electrics and they need investigating as you really shouldn't get a shock if a electric system has standard protection.

And...

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I can see a iso breaker there!!!

this is extremely dangerous and would question if it was installed by a electrician!!

ensure the breaker (the yellow box with the red key)is in the OFF position

Well, fun fair ride and your office!.

As said, stay well clear of this as it,s lethal..

How this ever passed inspection is beyond me.

Wow, there is no way that should be installed like that, even with an isolator. It should be a socket (the part that recieves the pins) so you cannot stick your hand in there and get shock.

Exposed live conductors is definitely cause for a claim. That isolator should have been isolated and locked off, also. Is there a risk assessment for the building?

Edited by JL85 (05 Jun 2015 4.51pm)