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Tree Trimmer Crew Leader Dies When He Contacts
Energized Power Line in Puerto Rico
A tree trimming crew was en route to a job site when they noticed that trees
had fallen over a 4,000-volt power line in front of a radio tower. The damage
had been caused by Hurricane Hugo. Since all the power lines in the area had
been de-energized, the crew leader decided to clear the area in front of the radio
tower. The crew cut and pruned the trees to clear the area, and upon finishing,
returned to the truck while the crew leader made a final inspection of the work
area. Crew members heard their leader cry out and ran to the work site, where
they found him lying on his back. No vital signs could be detected. Investigation
revealed that although the power lines had been de-energized, a gas station was
using a portable gas-powered electric generator to supply electrical power to the
gas pumps. Since the main circuit breaker at the gas station had not been opened,
electrical current from the generator flowed back through the transformer and
energized the power line at the work area.
U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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