Derek McLean was moving a 3.5tonne demolition machine at Glasgow's St Enoch centre.
A construction firm has been fined £10,000 after the death of a worker at St Enoch shopping centre in Glasgow.
Mr McLean was operating the machine, which moves on tracks, while standing behind it instead of in front.Glasgow Sheriff Court heard that the precise circumstances of the accident were "unknown". The court heard that the machine had been moved up the stairs previously, but it struggled to gain grip when Mr McLean was operating it.The remote control used to operate the machine was found around his waistband.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Construction worker crushed to death by 3.5 tonne machine in St Enoch CentreDerek McLean's employer Core Cut Limited was fined £15,000 at Glasgow Sheriff Court heard today following the tragic accident in 2019 when he was trapped between the machine and a concrete wall.
Lire la suite »
Construction work to start on new £26m industrial and commercial park at historic Botany Bay siteConstruction work on a new £26m industrial and commercial park at the historic 21-acre Botany Bay site in Chorley will start this month.
Lire la suite »
Construction set to begin on Botany Bay industrial estateThe development will include 33 units and a drive-through food outlet
Lire la suite »