Accident at Ohligs wastewater treatment plant results in two individuals sustaining electrical injuries
In the heart of Ohligs, Germany, an unexpected incident unfolded at the local wastewater treatment plant on Border Street. At precisely 2 PM, a call was made to the emergency services regarding a situation at the plant.
Upon arrival, the fire department found two employees who had reportedly suffered an electric shock near a technical installation within the plant. The immediate action taken by the operations technician on the scene was to de-energize the problematic technical installation.
A doctor was called to examine both employees on site, and as a precaution, they were transported to a hospital for further monitoring. Fortunately, their injuries were only light.
The cause of the accident could not be determined on site, and the public prosecutor's office has initiated an investigation to uncover the details. Similarly, the Occupational Safety Authority has launched its own investigation to ensure the safety of workers at the plant.
It's worth noting that the emergency services, including the fire department, were dispatched to the wastewater treatment plant in Ohligs due to the electric shock incident. However, the fire department was not required to take further action beyond the initial response.
The incident serves as a reminder of the potential risks associated with industrial work and the need for continuous safety measures and investigations to ensure the wellbeing of employees. The wastewater treatment plant in Ohligs continues its operations, with the investigation ongoing to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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