These high-voltage power line electric workers spend their day hovering tens of metres high while enduring hot temperatures and battling strong winds.

High-voltage power line inspection is one of the world's most high-risk jobs. To move on high-tension wires these men must climb electric poles tens of metres high. One mistake can injure or even kill these workers.

34-year-old The from Daklak Province, Vietnam has been working on electric power lines for more than eight years, for four to eight hours a day. Even eating and drinking on the high-voltage lines until the work is completed.

"The work requires concentration as well as experience," The told Newsflare.

"The strong winds sometimes come unexpectedly, making it difficult to move. It is very difficult to move when located in the air," he added.

Video captured the moment of The electric workers moved like spiders man on high-voltage wires tens of meters high for repairs in Daklak Province, Viet Nam.
According to the filmmaker, the workers were moving to the damaged line for repairs. They had to move along high-voltage wires to the repair site. This is one of the most dangerous and risky jobs in Vietnam. Because workers must always move at a height of tens of meters on high-voltage wires. People call them spiders man on power lines.
These workers must maintain work on the power line for 4 to 8 hours a day. They will have to eat and drink on high voltage lines until the work is completed. In addition, they also face sunlight, high temperatures and strong winds.
Video captured in Daklak Province, Viet Nam.

The man's name is The, he's 34 years old. He comes from Daklak, Viet Nam. His daily job is repairing and maintaining high voltage lines.
The man has been working on electric power lines for more than 8 years. Whenever the power line went down, he and his colleagues would have to move there and try to fix the problem. The work requires concentration as well as experience. Only one mistake can injure him or even kill him.
To move on high-tension wires, he and his colleagues had to climb electric poles. The electric poles were tens of meters high. It made him lose quite a bit of strength.
He is accustomed to working at height. However, the strong winds sometimes come unexpectedly, making it difficult for him to move. It is very difficult to move to the wires located in the air.