A CONSTRUCTION firm has been fined £160,000 after a worker was killed when a vehicle he was operating fell down an embankment ...

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Home builder fined £160,000 after worker crushed to death on site

The company pleaded guilty to a breach of construction regulations and health and safety legislation.

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Building firm fined £160,000 after worker crushed by vehicle

Scott Bradley had been reversing the telehandler at the Stepford Road site in Glasgow when it slid down an embankment and overturned, crushing him.

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First picture of Scots worker crushed by forklift truck as firm fined £160,000

Scott Bradley suffered a fatal head injury while working at a new-build development in Glasgow.

Home builder fined £160,000 after worker crushed to death on site

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Scott Bradley, 44, suffered a fatal head injury after the vehicle he was operating fell down an embankment at a large new-build development in Glasgow's Easterhouse.

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