Alutrade 'invests £1.3m' in health and safety after fatality
Alutrade says it has invested £1.3 million in improving health and safety at its site in the Midlands after the death of a worker in 2017.
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Alutrade says it has invested £1.3 million in improving health and safety at its site in the Midlands after the death of a worker in 2017.
Oldbury-based aluminium recycling company Alutrade has been fined more than £2 million after admitting corporate manslaughter following the death of a worker in 2017.
Stuart Towns, pictured approaching a large machine moments before his death, had been working at Alutrade Ltd in Oldbury, West Midlands, for three months when he was killed in July 24, 2017.
Stuart Towns suffered fatal head injuries working at Alutrade Ltd in Oldbury, Sandwell, in 2017.
AN Oldbury recycling company says it "fell short of the required standard" after being fined £2m over the death of a worker.