Builder pays out

The HSE is once again warning firms and their employees to make sure proper precautions are in place when working at height following the sentencing of a Leicestershire builder after one of his bricklayers died.

The warning follows the death of Daniel Leighton who was killed on 11 April 2003 when a tower scaffolding he was using on a house extension in Cossington fell over.

Michael Tony Mortimer pleaded guilty to contravening Section 3(2) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 which ... (373 more words)

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