Roofing company fined after worker’s fatal fall
A roofing company has been fined £165,000 after an employee fell through an industrial roof light, sustaining fatal injuries.
A roofing company has been fined £165,000 after an employee fell through an industrial roof light, sustaining fatal injuries.
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PROPERTY PARTNERSHIP Alex Brewster and Sons has been fined £4,000 after an employee fell through a roof light.
A FOOD warehouse has been fined £60,000 after pleading guilty to four offences under health and safety legislation at Birmingham Magistrates Court.
TWO COMPANIES have been fined after a worker sustained serious injuries by falling approximately three metres through a hole cut into a floor during the refurbishment of a property at in Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
A ROOFER was fatally injured when he fell six metres whilst working on a replacement roof at a property in Kirkdale, Liverpool.
THE NO Falls Foundation has published a Support Pack signposting organisations and resources that can provide advice and assistance following a fall from height in the workplace.
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