In a reading from England, a worker at the helm of a construction site happened to save the life of a man trapped on the roof of a high-raised building that was on fire.

A crane operator named Glen Edwards had a metal cage meant for holding people to work on buildings, and he had only seen the man in the corner of his eye because he was waving his coat up in the air. As smoke covered Station Hill the air had toxic fumes.

As receiving help on audio, Edward skillfully lowered the cage close enough to the man allowing him to climb in.

And that's how a operator successfully saved a man from a burning skyscraper building.