Lineman pulls HUGE electrical ARC Working On Power Lines at Night | 500,000 Volt Induction
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Published 2013-01-17
#Arc #Lineman #Linelife #hotsticking
All Comments (21)
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Raymond, you used to be a lineman? You left being a lineman to start your own business? PGE here California...Bay Area.
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I salute to the worker because of whom we are having no electricity problem as they take risk and repair it
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What a dangerous job! I congratulate these workers !
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He surely had a bright spark moment π
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That was just induction too Wild
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I know in the UK this would not happened. A siemens contractor died in similar circumstances to this. We have it written in our safety rules that mechanical earthing devices must be used if they are present. Even if it means earthing through a circuit breaker etc. Taking the last earth off of a line by hand is probably the most dangerous aspect of a substation/linesmans job. Be safe!
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shivers down my spine
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My god that was crazy!!!
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My grandfather was a lineman. Did it for quite a long time one day he gets electrocuted (forget why) feels fine but goes to the rhe hospital anyway. Doctor gets him checked out and says "son, do you know your heart is working backwards?" He went "how do you mean?" Doctor goes "the electricity around your heart is going in reverse"
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We found Raiden!
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Nobody: Electrical volt: ddoooo dooo beeep
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You guys are awesome ππ
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Just like dat thank you
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Sounds like me in the bathroom on taco night
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That sound was TERRIFYING! I can almost smell it through my phone.
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Grande Γ© o senhor meu Deus..
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So the nearby live lines caused this? How could they work on the grounded line if it has induced voltage on it?
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what do you do in this situation if there is an arc?
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I literally dropped my phone hahahπ π π π ππ
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Very danger....
