(KRON) — A worker that was 40 feet in the air in a container lift came in call with a high-voltage line on Friday and was electrocuted, according to the San Jose Fire Department. Two males were in the container lift at the time, which was running near the junction of Zanker Road and Vilaggio Street in North San Jose.
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The male that was electrocuted endured melt injuries, however lives and mindful, according to authorities. The various other person is unscathed.
The lift cannot be decreased, SJFD stated. Crews continue to be at the scene at the all set to carry out a rescue, as soon as PG&E has actually shut down power and the devices has actually been based, authorities stated.
PG&E reported obtaining the phone call at 11 a.m. and continued to the scene instantly. PG&E, San Jose FD, and the San Jose Police Department have actually established up a border to maintain spectators at a range. A power failure for over 3,000 citizens near the website has actually been reported.
PG&E is presently trying to ground the particular transmission line to both reduced the container and avoid future outbreaks.
This is an establishing tale. Check back for updates.
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