RUSSELLVILLE, ALABAMA—
The Franklin Electric Cooperative
Direct exposure to electricity unspecified · Electrical burns any degree
Final narrative
An employee was on a farm installing a new electrical service. The employee was working out of a bucket truck on a pole when he contacted a live wire, resulting in electrical burns and blisters on his right elbow and left thumb.
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