Posted by: fredo, paisley on 12:59pm Tue 26 Aug 08
Shame on the courts they should have closed them down that would change there working practises
Shame on the courts they should have closed them down that would change there working practises
Posted by: thistlemad, Ayrshire on 1:10pm Tue 26 Aug 08
Yet another case where corporate manslaughter is the real culprit.
Until those at the TOP of the tree are actually imprisoned, too many people are going to die at work due to either the use of common-sense or the investment of LITERALLY a few quid on equipment.
Yet another case where corporate manslaughter is the real culprit.
Until those at the TOP of the tree are actually imprisoned, too many people are going to die at work due to either the use of common-sense or the investment of LITERALLY a few quid on equipment.
Posted by: Helmut de Smegma, Glasgow on 1:35pm Tue 26 Aug 08
[quote][bold]fredo[/bold] wrote:
Shame on the courts they should have closed them down that would change there working practises[/quote] If they had been closed down there would have been no need to change their working practices.
Another clanger from our resident illiterate thicko,Fredo.
fredo wrote:
Shame on the courts they should have closed them down that would change there working practises
If they had been closed down there would have been no need to change their working practices.
Another clanger from our resident illiterate thicko,Fredo.
Posted by: Heidthebaw, Glasgow on 2:35pm Tue 26 Aug 08
Whilst this is a tragedy, the men who died should have known better too.
All too often I see folk on sites ignoring the rules.
Doubtless these men would have been site inducted and the rules were posted. Regardless of this, common sense would tell you to keep out the road of those giant vehicles.
Rushing to condemn the company involved is not always the answer.
Radios may have helped, but common sense would also have prevented this needless tragedy.
Whilst this is a tragedy, the men who died should have known better too.
All too often I see folk on sites ignoring the rules.
Doubtless these men would have been site inducted and the rules were posted. Regardless of this, common sense would tell you to keep out the road of those giant vehicles.
Rushing to condemn the company involved is not always the answer.
Radios may have helped, but common sense would also have prevented this needless tragedy.
Posted by: fredo, paisley on 3:57pm Tue 26 Aug 08
[quote][bold]Helmut de Smegma[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]fredo[/bold] wrote: Shame on the courts they should have closed them down that would change there working practises[/quote] If they had been closed down there would have been no need to change their working practices. Another clanger from our resident illiterate thicko,Fredo.[/quote] made an example of stupid then the rest would change there practises and why is your name blow hard
Helmut de Smegma wrote:
fredo wrote: Shame on the courts they should have closed them down that would change there working practises
If they had been closed down there would have been no need to change their working practices. Another clanger from our resident illiterate thicko,Fredo.
made an example of stupid then the rest would change there practises and why is your name blow hard
Posted by: DavidJames, United States on 7:23pm Tue 26 Aug 08
Typical of big business, that thinks they are above the law. And while I agree that a bit of commonsense would have helped, the fact that bad working practices are not jumped on by management is partly at fault here.
Typical of big business, that thinks they are above the law. And while I agree that a bit of commonsense would have helped, the fact that bad working practices are not jumped on by management is partly at fault here.
Comment | Read Comments (6)
