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Food processing company fined after worker suffers serious injuries

11 October 2023

The fine relates to an incident where a worker’s arm was drawn into machinery and suffered injuries that required surgery.

Recycling company fined after worker fatally crushed

9 October 2023

The company has been fined £40,000 after failing to maintain the lifting equipment on a refuse vehicle resulting in the death of a worker.

Unregistered gas fitter jailed for 12 months

6 October 2023

The self-employed plumber has been jailed after carrying out illegal and unsafe gas work.

Woodworking company fined for dust exposure

4 October 2023

The company has been fined £25,000 for failing to control its workers’ exposure to wood dust.

Bird farm fined after worker suffers burns in shed blaze

4 October 2023

The worker suffered severe burns in the fire, and was kept in an induced coma for 5 days following the incident.

Three companies fined after fatal electrocution in hospital kitchen

3 October 2023

The companies were fined a total of £600,000 after an engineer was killed while repairing an appliance in the hospital kitchen.

Dockside company sentenced after worker injured on trawler

2 October 2023

The company was fined £127,500 after a worker fell through an open hatch on a trawler which had no edge protection.

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