Offshore firm fined following death of worker
AN OFFSHORE firm has been handed a £267k fine after a long-running HSE investigation found that crewman Jason Thomas was killed when he fell through a missing deck grate and was lost to the North Sea.
AN OFFSHORE firm has been handed a £267k fine after a long-running HSE investigation found that crewman Jason Thomas was killed when he fell through a missing deck grate and was lost to the North Sea.
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