article: A man has died after falling from an apartment balcony while he was on the phone to his new wife. 29-year-old Pankaj Saw fell three storeys from a Macquarie Park balcony to his death on Thursday, while talking to his wife in India. Emergency services were called to the unit block on Cottonwood Crescent at 1am, however Mr Saw died at the scene from serious head and internal injuries. Scroll down for video . 29-year-old Pankaj Saw (right) fell three storeys from a Macquarie Park balcony to his death on Wednesday night, while talking to his wife in India . It is believed Mr Saw was leaning on a wooden railing that ran across the top of the balcony and it gave way falling to the concrete metres below. Mr Saw was in Australia on a long-stay work visa, and had been working on and off in Sydney in recent years. He was a systems support analyst for an IT firm and carried out work for Optus. Mr Saw returned to Australia on March 15 after spending six months in India, where he got married, colleagues say. Emergency services were called to the unit block on Cottonwood Crescent however Mr Saw died at the scene from serious head and internal injuries . Mr Saw was on the phone to his wife back in India at the time of the tragic fall . Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, Howard Ryan, director of Housesafe, said he believed that the collapse was an accident waiting to happen after taking a look at pictures of the bracket which attaches the balcony to the wall. Mr Ryan said it appeared that rail 'has not been installed in a prudent, compliant and safe manner.' 'The metal bracket is installed in reverse, therefore the horizontal timber railing after a period of time has rotted and the fixings have pulled through the timber upon pressure of the deceased leaning on the railing pushing the timber outwards and him falling,' he said . Grief-stricken friends and workmates, including the two with whom he shared his unit, gathered at his apartment on Thursday. Speaking to the Daily Telegraph , Howard Ryan, director of Housesafe, said he believed that the collapse was an accident waiting to happen after taking a look at pictures of the bracket which attaches the balcony to the wall . Mr Saw was in Australia on a long-stay work visa, and had been working on and off in Sydney in recent years . His manager Karen Waller remembered Mr Saw as man full of life and energy. 'He is going to be badly missed,' she said. 'We just hope that something is done about what has happened here. 'You can tell that something obviously wasn't quite right about this apartment.' Investigators are looking at whether a structural fault contributed to Mr Saw's fatal fall. Detective Inspector Richard Puffett said police wanted to be sure all aspects of the balcony and the unit's structure were safe and sound. Police also hope to speak to the person who helped Mr Saw before paramedics arrived at the Cottonwood Crescent property.
highlights: 29-year-old Pankaj Saw feel to his death from a Macquarie Park balcony .
  He was on the phone to his wife and had only been in Australia for two weeks .
  Mr Panjak died at the scene from serious head and internal injuries .
  A housing expert has said it was an accident waiting to happen .
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