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HS2 contractor fined £400,000 after tipper truck plunges into excavation
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HS2 contractor fined £400,000 after tipper truck plunges into excavation
A contractor working on the HS2 railway has been fined £400,000 after a tipper truck driver was injured when his 20-tonne vehicle fell from the edge of an excavation ramp at a construction site in west London. HSE / SCS Ltd The incident happened on 27 July 2021 at the Copthall North HS2 site near Uxbridge, where a ‘cut and cover’ tunnel was being built by SCS Railways, a joint venture between Skanska Construction UK, Costain and Strabag. The tru…
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