Kris' story: surviving an electrical contact incident

[@jarednil69]

Sad. I remember seeing his original BC Hydro video a few years ago and applauding his story. He seemed like a gentle soul. Rip Kris.

[@ValenceFlux]

The job has risks. Some of us survive for a while. Thank you for your work RIP

[@catblack7536]

In September 2016, Biggs arrived at the emergency room with severe chest, back and head pain. Biggs ultimately died of an aortic dissection, a heart condition rare for a man his age. Biggs, 27, died in bed the next day.

[@travalicious128]

Rest in Peace Biggs. I work with electricity and I will always think of him.

[@greenseptic5565]

I’m getting into electricity and I’m terrified of getting into a life threatening accident because of anything ranging from karma to a simple mistake. I be wondering if gods real or not but why not try. Imma pray for you Travalicious128 it’s a scary world out there I can only hope you can do a quick few second one same. Stay easy stay coastin stay strong, keep being you :)

[@JasonMackayVancouver]

A good soul. Powerful story. May he rest in peace.

[@EphemeralProductions]

hugs to him! RIP.

[@TheManLab7]

The problem with places like American and Canada is that everyone thinks it's cool to be a hard c**t to work on live equipment. What's the bet that the company that sent there was working by himself when he's got no experience, no qualifications and I bet NO test equipment? I've still got no idea why places like that are still so backwards when it comes to electricity? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@johnh5358]

I don't understand how he died?

[@bbygirlily]

i just need to know if he was fully train pls tell me

[@alanpotter8680]

I'm sorry but he's just so adorable.

[@ljmcdonald2703]

He died?!

[@EphemeralProductions]

some time after the accident i guess.

[@danielelise7348]

WTF? errr am I missing something? did he take his own life or something,can someone please clarify? 😢

[@Shadow_1923]

@Joel Evans he was only asking asshole

[@johnh5358]

How did he die?