In what order should grounds be removed from the line?

The correct approach for removing grounds from the line is to follow the Reverse Order. This means that when you are de-energizing lines and removing grounds, you should remove the grounding connections starting from the furthest point away from the source of power and working your way towards the source. This is critical for maintaining safety protocols while working with electrical systems, as it effectively minimizes the risk of electrical shock.

When removing grounds in reverse order, the individual is ensuring that any possible residual energy in the line is managed appropriately. By starting from the far end, any charge present is safely dissipated before any work is done closer to the source, thus protecting the workers involved.

The other methods such as simultaneous or random orders don’t provide the necessary safety measures required in electrical work and can lead to serious accidents, making them unsuitable for this scenario. Additionally, sequential order, while it may sound systematic, does not inherently imply the backward process of removal to enhance safety certainty like reverse order does.