According to the National Weather Service, in the Sunshine State, more people die as a result of lightning strikes than anywhere else in the country. Often, lightning will strike at some distance from the thunderstorm. Don t park a vehicle under a tree or near a power line. When lightning threatens, get indoors or in a vehicle. If in the open, stay away from tall objects, such as towers and trees.
Lightning can strike twice in the same location.
Especially tall building and or other prominent features. If a person has been struck by lightning check for breathing and heartbeat. If there are no vital signs, begin CPR if you know how. As soon as possible, move victim away from tall objects, which could attract another lightning strike, and call paramedics. Protecting Workers in Hot Environments With the onset of summer many workers will be spending a part or all of their working day in a hot environment.