INDIANAPOLIS -- A pair of window washers had to be rescued from high atop the OneAmerica building Wednesday after their scaffolding got stuck on the 28th floor.
The workers called for help because they were having trouble with their equipment unit just before 1 p.m.
According to the Indianapolis Fire Department, the window washer's lives were never in danger. The two men, who are 38 and 60 years old, told firefighters they were not stressed out while waiting for their rescue.
"This is what we do," they told firefighters on the scene.
Rescue crews determined the best route would be to remove a nearby window and pull the workers inside.
They were rescued just before 2 p.m.
No one was injured.
You can watch the RTV6 SkyCam video from the rescue below:
1:00 pm Tac 7's Rope Rescue team assesses options for retrieval of 2 window washers stuck on platform at 28th floor of @OneAmerica tower ? pic.twitter.com/BKbhAzfXLH
— IFD NEWS (@IFD_NEWS) June 7, 2017
As crews prepare lowering & raising systems up top - crews inside prepare for window removal on 28. Plans A & B Multi- level #Teamwork ? pic.twitter.com/QvOGsCDPXo
— IFD NEWS (@IFD_NEWS) June 7, 2017
No signs of stress here. These guys ages 38 & 60 are cool as can be while waiting on rescuers to mitigate. "This is What We Do" they told FF pic.twitter.com/EirQNgf3PL
— IFD NEWS (@IFD_NEWS) June 7, 2017
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