【Accident】Chongqing, an air-conditioned worker crashed on the 24th floor to save him

On the evening of July 30th, in the Yipin Community of Eling, Yuzhong District, a heavy object fell suddenly on Building 1. The glass under the building was smashed. Everyone looked up and a worker was hanging in midair.

The master, who was suspended from high altitude, was installing air conditioners for a household on the 24th floor. Because the room does not have a reserved air-conditioner outboard location, the master needs to install an air-conditioning bracket on the wall outside the balcony. I did not expect that an accident occurred during the installation process.

Fortunately, this installation worker experienced professional training and was qualified for working at heights. After he fell a few meters high, the safety rope held him firmly. After the air-conditioner metal bracket and electric hammer fell from the 24th floor, they smashed the tempered glass at the building door. Fortunately, no one passed and no casualties were caused.

After a thrilling moment, the installer went downstairs and sat down on the floor, breathing heavily.

This reporter learned that the Eling area was a house that was handed in at the end of last year. In some apartment types, there is no room for external air conditioners. In this case, the owner can only install brackets on the exterior wall of the building to place air conditioners outside.

If the depth of the electric hammer drilled by the air-conditioning installation worker is not enough to penetrate the concrete structure of the wall firmly, there is a possibility that the external machine may fall.

In addition, the location of the external machine is just above the door of the building. Residents enter and exit and pass through here every day. This can not help but worry: How to ensure that air conditioning installation norms are in place in the future? Already installed air-conditioning will not fall off in the future?

Community property management said that this accident had knocked them an alarm. They would later emphasize safety of decoration and strengthen on-site patrols.