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Cold sequence your disconnects so that the guy who has to work inside your meter doesn’t die.
If the guy working inside the meter doesn't test for dead, lock out and tag out... He has no business working in there in the first place.
You’ve missed the entire point of having a redundant safety feature.
I'm not saying "there's no need to do it", more if you're in a panel and you haven't checked for dead then when people are standing in the dock explaining to a judge why you ended up crispy they'll be saying its your own fault.