What is a good way to guard against electrical shock at your station?

Electrical safety in an amateur radio station relies on multiple overlapping layers of protection. Using three-wire cords ensures that the chassis of your equipment is connected to the home's earth ground, preventing the exterior from becoming electrically live if a short circuit occurs. Additionally, connecting all equipment to a common safety ground keeps every chassis at the exact same voltage potential. This prevents you from receiving a shock if you touch two different pieces of gear at the same time. Finally, mechanical interlocks on high-voltage circuits automatically disconnect the power when a cabinet or housing is opened, physically preventing accidental contact with lethal voltages. Because all three of these practices are essential standard safety measures, they are all correct.