Jahden Nelson, 28, suffered a heart attack after his body took on the entire voltage of power lines at a scaffolding site. 9News
Jahden Nelson, 28, had to have both of his arms amputated after he suffered anNelson suffered a heart attack after his body took on the entire voltage of the power line.Nelson had to learn how to walk again after the electric shock left him with nerve damage to his lower body.
Now, WorkSafe has completed its investigation into and filed a charge under Section 48 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
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