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Balfour Beatty Was Pleaded Guilty For The Fatal Collapse Of A Trench

Balfour Beatty Was Pleaded Guilty For The Fatal Collapse Of A Trench
05/17/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
Someone working under Balfour Beatty lost his life on duty which brought a fine charge on the company. Dailycsr.com – 10 May 2016 – Following a death of an employee, who died in a trench that had collapsed, an amount of “£2.6 million” has been charged as fine to Balfour Beatty. The victim’s name is...
Cable, Collapse, Death, Fine, Laying, Trench, Wind Farm

Severfield Ltd Pays A Heavy Fine

Severfield Ltd Pays A Heavy Fine
04/29/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
A forklift truck operator’s death pleaded Severfield guilty of breaching HSE’s regulations. Dailycsr.com – 29 April 2016 – A North Yorkshire based company which into steel manufacturing has been subject to a fine as one of its forklift truck’s operator died when the vehicle overturned while he was...
Fine, Forklift Truck, Guilty, McGibbon, Severfield (UK) Ltd, Steel

Altin Homes Is Sued By HSE

Altin Homes Is Sued By HSE
04/28/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
A carelessly stored building blocks’ stack became the crux of a fine for Altin Homes. Dailycsr.com – 28 April 2016 – A “construction firm” has charged as its stack of building blocks collapsed. HSE informs that the stack was poorly kept, whereby the blocks “fell through the hoardings” that...
Altin Homes, Building Blocks, Collapse, Contractor, Fine, Guilty, HSE

Co-operative Food Group Fined For Hitting Senior Citizen With Its Vehicle

Co-operative Food Group Fined For Hitting Senior Citizen With Its Vehicle
04/27/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
A mistake brought the Co-operative Food Group before the council. Dailycsr.com – 27 April 2016 – The Co-operative Food Group has been subjected to fine. The amount to be paid is “£20,000”. The said company was prosecuted for hitting a senior citizen of eighty eight years old by one of its vehicle...
Co-operative Food Group, Fine, Reverse, Senior Citizen, Vehicle

Risk Assessment Failure Leads Syngenta To Pay A Heavy Fine

Risk Assessment Failure Leads Syngenta To Pay A Heavy Fine
03/30/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
By mistake, Syngenta released a toxic solution in the air, whereby the company has been found guilty of breaching a few legal regulations. Dailycsr.com – 21 March 2016 – Syngenta, an international “agrochemical firm” has been subject to a heavy fine. The company has a plant at Huddersfield, wherein...
Fine, Herbicide, Isotanker, Release, Solution, Syngenta

Aldi To Pay A Fine Of ‘£100,000’

Aldi To Pay A Fine Of ‘£100,000’
02/26/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
An unsecure shelter of a Aldi supermarket injured its employee resulting in a heavy fine for Aldi. Dailycsr.com – 26 February 2016 – The giant among supermarkets, Aldi has been subjected to pay a fine amount of “£100,000” following a collapse of “an unsecured smoking shelter”.   The shelter...
Aldi, Darlington, Employee, Fine, Shelter, Supermarket

A Blemish In The Design Attracts Fine Towards Advanced Gate

A Blemish In The Design Attracts Fine Towards Advanced Gate
02/26/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
Failure to create solid gate designs, whereby injuring one worker, Advanced Gate shells out fine. Dailycsr.com – 26 February 2016 – Advanced Gate is a manufacturer cum installer of gate systems. According to a report published by HSE, the company of Advanced Gate has been found guilty of breaching...
Advanced Gate, Fine, HSE, Installer, Manufacturer, Newport Magistrates’ Court

Mishap Costs Otis ‘£260,000’

Mishap Costs Otis ‘£260,000’
02/24/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
A member of public was gravely injured in an escalator which was under Otis’ maintenance charge, whereby causing Otis to pay a heavy fine. Dailycsr.com – 23 February 2016 – The Company of Otis manufactures lift, which has been subjected to pay a fine of “£260,000”. The fine amount came as a result...
Escalator, Fine, Mishap, Otis, Victim

Uncontrolled Phosphorus Release Burdens Solvay With Heavy Fine

Uncontrolled Phosphorus Release Burdens Solvay With Heavy Fine
02/17/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
Failure to assess a rodder related risk resulting in a harmful leakage cost Solvay heavily. Dailycsr.com – 11 February 2016 – The M5 motorway was disrupted by a gas release from a multinational producer of chemical, whereby affecting the nearby areas as well. The dangerous gas released forced the...
Fine, HSE, Phosphine, Phosphorous Pentoxide, Release, Risk Assessment, Rodder, Solvay Solutions, UK

An Engineer Of National Grid Gas Trapped In A ‘Ruptured Gas Main’ Invited A ‘£1 Million’ Fine To The Company

An Engineer Of National Grid Gas Trapped In A ‘Ruptured Gas Main’ Invited A ‘£1 Million’ Fine To The Company
02/08/2016 | Ethics & Compliance
National Grid Gas is subject to a fine of “£1 million” due to a serious accident of gas leakage whereby one of its engineer could have lost his life. Dailycsr.com – 08 February 2016 – The total amount of safety fines ordered as a penalty to the “gas distribution firm” within seven weeks’ period...
Breach, Burst, Fine, Gas Pipeline, HSE, National Grid

The Largest Gas Leak In North Sea Cost Total A Sum Of ‘£1.125 Million’

The Largest Gas Leak In North Sea Cost Total A Sum Of ‘£1.125 Million’
12/30/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
The Aberdeen Crown Court ordered Total to pay a huge fine for not being able to stop the North Sea gas disaster. Dailycsr.com – 30 December 2015 – Total E&P UK is counted among the giants for gas and oil. The company has recently, under gone a fine amount of “£1.125 million” for failure to stop...
Fine, Gas Leak, North Sea, Total E&P UK

Baldwins Crane Hire Company Has Been Sentenced To Pay A Fine Of ‘£900,000’

Baldwins Crane Hire Company Has Been Sentenced To Pay A Fine Of ‘£900,000’
12/30/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
On finding Baldwins guilty of corporate manslaughter, the court made it a subject of heavy fine. Dailycsr.com – 30 December 2015 – A corporate manslaughter leads the crane hire company, Baldwins, to be a subject of “£900,000” fine. The order came after the court convicted the company for the death...
Baldwins, Corporate Manslaughter, Fine

HAV Diagnosis Of Linde Heavy Truck Division’s Worker Comes With Consequences

HAV Diagnosis Of Linde Heavy Truck Division’s Worker Comes With Consequences
12/30/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
Almost for ten years, the Linde Heavy Truck Division was unaware of HAV syndromes in its workers and failed to manage the same. Dailycsr.com – 30 December 2015 – Twenty one employees of a lift truck manufacturer were diagnosed of “hand-arm vibration syndrome”. As a result, the company is asked to...
Fine, HAV, Linde Heavy Truck Division

Anglian Water Services Fined For Workers’ Injury

Anglian Water Services Fined For Workers’ Injury
12/30/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
Breaching of safety measurements, wherein employees of Anglian Water Services were injured, caused the company to pay thousands of euros as fine. Dailycsr.com – 30 December 2015 – Two “separate incidents” that took place in the premise of the “water recycling centres” of Anglian Water Services...
Anglian Water Services, Fine, Injury

Molten Metal Spillage At Tata Causes Grave Injuries To Its Worker

Molten Metal Spillage At Tata Causes Grave Injuries To Its Worker
11/19/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
The HSE investigation finds Tata Steel UK guilty of breaching safety measurements whereby one of its workers “sustained life threatening injuries”. Dailycsr.com – 18 November 2015 – On the 9th of March 2012, the worker at Tata furnace witnessed “life threatening injuries”, whereby twenty five...
Fine, HSE, Molten Metal, Spillage, Tata

Fine For Health And Safety Breaches Will Cost The Companies In Proportion To Their Respective Turnover

Fine For Health And Safety Breaches Will Cost The Companies In Proportion To Their Respective Turnover
11/18/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
The turnover of the companies will be the deciding factor for “larger” companies’ fine amounts in case of any of them are pleaded guilty for breaching health and safety regulations. Dailycsr.com – 18 November 2015 – Sentencing Council has announced that “higher penalties” will be introduced for...
Breaches, Companies, Fine, Health & Safety, Sentencing Council, Turnover

A Worker’s Torn Finger At Hotel Chocolat Makes It A Subject To Heavy Fine Fine

A Worker’s Torn Finger At Hotel Chocolat Makes It A Subject To Heavy Fine Fine
11/05/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
Hotel Chocolat has been pleaded guilty of breaching safety measurements following the accident wherein a worker’s finger tore off and the company has been fined heavily. Dailycsr.com – 04 November 2015 – While cleaning a machine at the “Luxury food manufacturer Hotel Chocolat” a worker accidentally...
Fine, Hotel Chocolat, HSE

Quinn Building Products Ltd Pays A Fine of ‘£100,000´ For An Employee’s Accidental Death In Its Premise

Quinn Building Products Ltd Pays A Fine of ‘£100,000´ For An Employee’s Accidental Death In Its Premise
11/03/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
The unexpected accidental death of a Quinn Building Products Ltd Company’s employee leads the company to pay a heavy fine. Dailycsr.com – 02 November 2015 – A Northern Oreland based company of building products manufacturer had to pay a fine of “£100,000” as a compensation for the fatal accident...
Fine, HSENI, Quinn Building Products Ltd

CatAlloy Ltd To Pay ‘£80,000’ For A Hydrogen Blast That Occurred In One Of Its Premise

CatAlloy Ltd To Pay ‘£80,000’ For A Hydrogen Blast That Occurred In One Of Its Premise
09/28/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
A hydrogen blast due to breaches in safety measures in a company has been fined heavily. Dailycsr.com – 25 September 2015 – A sudden hydrogen explosion sent a vessel lid flying through a chemical firm’s roof which finally landed “onto a car park”. This incident has brought a heavy fine of “£80,000”...
CatAlloy, Compliance, Fine, Hydrogen Blast

Gray and Adams To Pay Fine For Not Abiding By Safety Measures

Gray and Adams To Pay Fine For Not Abiding By Safety Measures
09/25/2015 | Ethics & Compliance
Gray and Adams were found guilty for breaching a safety regulation and were fined consequently. Dailycsr.com – 24 September 2015 – The roof assessment pointed out that a “freight trailer manufacturer” had been identified for having “fragile roof” which is a risk factor and is not a recommendable...
Assessment, Fine, Gray and Adams, Risk

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