Hand entrapment to worker at food manufacturing company
A food manufacturing firm was sentenced today for safety breaches after a worker suffered partial de-gloving of his hand.
A food manufacturing firm was sentenced today for safety breaches after a worker suffered partial de-gloving of his hand.
Neil Craig, head of operations for HSE in the Midlands said:
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