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Waste company fined £300,000 after teenage employee fractures leg
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Waste company fined £300,000 after teenage employee fractures leg
A clinical waste management company has been fined over £300,000 after an 18-year-old employee fractured his leg while loading a bin conveyor. The teenager was working for SRCL Limited at its site in Oldham when his foot slipped into an unguarded conveyor channel, causing him to sustain several serious fractures to his right leg. The coveyor channel. An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) found that the company had failed to c…
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