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Calmly started to check in his wiring with the tester that was only meant to be used on de-energized circuits while working on a live circuit. Then came excruciating pain. Doctor said his face, hands and neck had been burned by an electrical arc with a temperature of 19,000 degrees Celsius, almost four times hotter than the surface of the sun. They said people don't survive burns like that. But Danny did. After an extremely difficult recovery, horrific scars. He not only got back to a normal life, but also returns to his work in his profession. Literally giving safety briefings, pointing and saying, "Guys, this happens when you ignore safety rules." Number two, poor Lauren. Lauren, born in Montana, USA on September 27th, 2019. The life of a young worker was brutally split into a before and after. Lauren was only 18 years old when he was operating a telehandler at the bridge restoration site and doing his job perfectly. But in a split second, everything went horribly wrong. While driving along the edge of the bridge, the ground collapsed, sending the massive machine and Lauren with it off the bridge. Lauren jumped out of the cab and landed full on his chest, breaking his back, pelvis and skull. That's what I would say if he had also ignored safety rules. But Lauren was doing everything right. He was wearing his seatbelt.