Dyson gets 1.46 million pound fine after a machine fell on a worker
Dyson slapped with a £1.2 million fine after a machine fell on a worker. The tech giant has been forced to pay up after they admitted to breaking health and safety laws at their facility in Malmesbury in Wiltshire, UK. James Hole, a Health and Safety Executive inspector believed the incident “could have been fatal”. He added: "Those in control of work have a duty to assess the risks, devise safe methods of working and to provide the necessary information, instruction and training to their workforce. "Had a suitable safe system of work been in place this incident and the related injuries could ...