This story has been updated. Click here for more. A spokesman for WSFRS said two fire engines were sent to the Tesla Engineering building, in Water Lane, Storrington, at 1.43pm. The spokesman said they were called to rescue a man, who had been working on the premises, from a four-metre tall structure. The spokesman added: “We were called to an injured man on top of an industrial potting tank. “There are injuries.” The condition of the man was not immediately clear, but fire crews left the scene at 2.48pm, according to the spokesman, and handed the incident over to Sussex Police. Sussex Police have been joined at the scene by crews from the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb). In a statement, Sussex Police said: “Police were called to Tesla Engineering LTD in Water Lane, Storrington, at 1.30pm on Friday (March 23) following reports that a man had been injured while working on the premises. “Emergency services are on scene. “More information to follow.” An air ambulance has landed in the Water Lane area. A spokesman for SECAmb said: “Ambulance crews have attended a premises in Water Lane, Storrington, following reports of a person being injured. “No further information is available at this time.”