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RAIB releases report on Port Glasgow incident

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On the evening of 15 March 2025, two track workers were injured near Port Glasgow station when a wagon pushed by a rail-mounted crane struck them during a track renewal.
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RAIB releases report on Port Glasgow incident

On the evening of 15 March 2025, two track workers were injured near Port Glasgow station when a wagon pushed by a rail-mounted crane struck them during a track renewal.

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Crane firm told to review radios after serious rail injury

Rail investigators have told a subcontractor to review the communications equipment and protocols used to control its rail cranes after a worker was seriously injured during track renewal works at Port Glasgow. The Rail Accident Investigation Branch said the March 2025 accident happened when a… The post Crane firm told to review radios after serious rail injury appeared first on Construction News.

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constructionnews.co.uk broke the news on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
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