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Damn... I mean.... Damn:smh:

Wasn't like the power line snuck up on him. He saw it coming and then grabbed it like a fuckin' moron:smh:

Damn....
 
wait didnt he have on rubber gloves? shouldnt that have grounded

shit???

damn that shock stood him up straight as fuck,
juice too.
then slumped him son!!!


rubber gloves mean nothing to high voltage power lines bc they can go right through that shit plus homie was grounded via the platform he was standing on. he should be using wooden or plastic line handling equipment. his homie likely caught some of that
 
showed this my friend who works in the trades...this muthafukr laughed then blurted out...fried beans and rice...i called that mofo a insensitive BASTARD! thats a fucking human being, dumb or not, he still human and probably got family. i went through the loss of one of the tradesmen where i used to work and the execs shut the whole company nationwide....that safety shit is a must and aint no joke for a reason.
 
rubber gloves mean nothing to high voltage power lines bc they can go right through that shit plus homie was grounded via the platform he was standing on. he should be using wooden or plastic line handling equipment. his homie likely caught some of that

it seems like the stick he was using was either wood or plastic,

he did the electric boogie, as soon as both hands touched the

wire..

yea them gloves were useless...
 
wait didnt he have on rubber gloves? shouldnt that have grounded

shit???

damn that shock stood him up straight as fuck,

then slumped him son!!!

dudes head touched negative wire while he had contact with the positive wire
it looks like his death was instantaneous
i used to work in the electrical production industry
you can touch one part of high voltage circuit but not both

THIS ^^^

His head completed the circuit and provide a path of least resistance. Those rubber gloves keep the current from running to through him, but the voltage potential was still there..Once he closed that loop with his head, current when home. But really, once you start fucking with 100K - 300K voltages, shit is on a whole other level when it comes to handling hot wires. Learned how high voltage ain't the shit to fuck with the hard way... Trying to get out on the town and party, I went to help my buddy do his SPS-49 radar PM's, fucking with a negatively charged 75K klystron tube... Lets just say, I found out that day WHY I was a CTM and not an ET in the Navy. But, RIP amigo... :smh::smh::smh:
 
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THIS ^^^

His head completed the circuit and provide a path of least resistance. Those rubber gloves keep the current from running to through him, but the voltage potential was still there..Once he closed that loop with his head, current when home. But really, once you start fucking with 100K - 300K voltages, shit is on a whole other level when it comes handling hot wires. Learned how high voltage ain't the shit to fuck with the hard way... Trying get out on the town and party, I went to help my buddy do his SPS-49 radar PM's, fucking with a negatively charged 75K klystron tube... Lets just say, I found out that day WHY I was a CTM and not an ET in the Navy. But, RIP amigo... :smh::smh::smh:

Right!!! I guess they have had success with that method before, but handling hot wires like that, it was only a matter of time.

I hate to see people get electrocuted. At least he went quickly.
 
Nothing could have saved him..brah

gatdaaaaayyaaaaam!!!

I seen dudes get struck by lighting and live.... this dude...soul left

his body the moment he slumped..

somebody said his gloves had holes.. damn shame it aint

america, his family couldve filed a lawsuit..

but in some countries workers have zero rights.. its like be glad

you working and shut the fuck up..

that looked like one of those countries
 
Was a supervisor in a coal fired power plant. We were given switching orders all the time, so work could be done on transmission lines. If the worker know they are going to be working on or near power lines, they would request it be taken out of service (deenergized), and we would remove it from use. We would get notice days and sometimes week in advance, so we could properly plan for the outage. It looks like the workers on the truck did their own planning, and paid the price. As someone earlier said, no matter what the thickness of the rubber gloves are, ain't nothing holding back that high voltage.
 
Where did this happen? OSHA (US) dictates that the power lines should have been de-energized! Proper PPE should also be worn. Looks like they barely had any on. Ball caps instead of Hard Hats. This was just dumb. Could have been avoided.
 
Bruh.....

Damn it man...

He looked like he was cool ( worn gloves and all) until that hat hit the other wire. (As stated earlier)


That shit caught fire and instantly has his ass meeting the lord
 
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