Question

After a strong storm, a worker does not realize that a power transmission line has fallen on his car and is electrocuted while opening the car door. What is this an example of? Select the best option. Contacting Overhead Power Lines Contacting Energized Sources Using Extension or Flexible Cords Improperly

Answer 1

Answer:

Contacting energized sources!

Explanation: if you think about it it makes sense

Answer 2

Thunderstorms are described as having hail one inch or larger in size with winds equal to or greater than 58 miles/ hour, and the further discussion can be defined as follows:

• It most efficient strategy to avoid any contact with overhead power lines is to avoid any work that might result in touch with or close proximity to the wires.
• After some violent storm, an employee is unable to see that an electricity distribution line has fallen on the car & gets killed when opening the car door.
• By opening the door, the employee comes into contact with the metal frame, which is in contact with just an overhead power line.

Therefore, the final choice is "Contacting Overhead Power Lines".

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