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A construction company has been fined £550,000 over the “foreseeable and avoidable death” of a worker who was impaled on metal piping, according to the Crown Office.Matthew Mason, 20, was working at Bearsden railway station in East Dunbartonshire to install a PA system when he fell to his death.The
Sheffield-based Linbrooke Services Limited was also ordered to pay £200,000 in compensation.
A construction company has been fined £550,000 over the “foreseeable and avoidable death” of an employee.
A Sheffield-based construction and telecommunication company has been fined £550,000 after an employee fell from a stepladder and was impaled on metal piping. The company was also ordered to pay the deceased’s family £200,000 in compensation.
A company has been ordered to pay £200k to the family of a man who died falling from a ladder at Bearsden train station.