An electric live wire accident is a dangerous situation that can result in severe injuries or even fatalities. If someone gets electrocuted due to contact with a live wire, here’s what to do immediately: <br /><br />Emergency Actions to Take: <br />Do NOT touch the victim directly – The person might still be in contact with the live wire, and touching them can transfer the electricity to you. <br /><br />Turn off the power – If possible, cut off the electrical supply from the main switch or circuit breaker. <br /><br />Use a non-conductive object – If you can't turn off the power, use a dry wooden stick, plastic pole, or rubber object to push the wire away from the victim. <br /><br />Call emergency services (911 or your local emergency number) – Provide them with accurate details about the incident. <br />Perform CPR if necessary – If the victim is unconscious and not breathing, perform CPR while waiting for medical help. <br />Treat burns and injuries – If the person has burns, cover them with a clean, dry cloth but do not apply ointments. <br /><br />Prevention Measures: <br />Always wear proper protective equipment when working with electricity. <br />Ensure power sources are turned off before performing electrical work. <br /><br />Follow safety protocols and use insulated tools. <br />Keep a safe distance from exposed live wires. <br />Would you like help drafting a safety guide for your workplace? <br /><br />#electricaccident,
