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Convictions
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Conviction
of Directors in London
Conviction
1 |
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Fine |
Costs |
Name
of Director |
Surinder
Singh Nahal |
£2,250
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£2,747 |
Name
of Company |
Skyglass
Ltd |
£30,000 |
£30,000
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Location
of offence |
Uxbridge,
London |
Date
of Offence |
16
March 1999 |
Date
of Hearing |
15 Oct 2002 |
Summary |
Mr
Nahal is a Director of Skyglass Limited He was
the company officer responsible for ensuring that
the Notices served on the company were complied
with. In particular, IN requiring electrical wiring
to be checked and repaired was not complied with,
IN requiring extraction to be provided for welding
fume was not complied with and PN prohibiting
further spraying of carcinogenic paint containing
zinc tetroxy chromate was not complied with. Evidence
collected indicates that paint had continued to
be sprayed on several occassions after PN was
served without additional controls. |
Conviction
2 |
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Fine |
Costs |
Name
of Director |
Anthony
Meehan |
£15,000 |
£5,910 |
Name
of Company |
Design
Building |
Not
prosecuted |
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Location
of offence |
London |
Date
of Offence |
03
Feb 2000 |
Date
of Hearing |
24 feb 2003 |
Summary |
No
information available |
Conviction
3 |
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Fine |
Costs |
Name
of Director |
Nicholas
Cary Martin |
3,000
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£3000 |
Name
of Company |
Mays
(Pressure Diecasting) Ltd |
£30,000
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£4111
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Location
of offence |
Middlesex,
London |
Date
of Offence |
i8
Aug1999 |
Date
of Hearing |
06 March 2003 |
Summary |
The
company failed to maintain two water cooling towers
in a condition that was safe and without risks
to health of employees and others who may be affected
by their undertaking. Also failed to notify the
towers to the London Borough of Hiliingdon.. |
Conviction
4 |
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Fine |
Costs |
Name
of Director |
Keith
Arthur Stait |
£3,000 |
£3,000 |
Name
of Company |
Mays
(Pressure Diecasting) Ltd |
£3,000 |
£4,111 |
Location
of offence |
Middlesex,
London |
Date
of Offence |
8
Aug 1999 |
Date
of Hearing |
06 March 2003 |
Summary |
The company failed to maintain two water cooling
towers in a condition that was safe and without
risks to health of employees and others who may
be affected by their undertaking. Also failed
to notify the towers to the London Borough of
Hillingdon. |
Conviction
5 (not in database) |
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Fine |
Costs |
Name
of Director |
Bipin
Bhagani |
£7,500
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£15,000 |
Name
of Company |
Whitefields
Care Homes Ltd |
£10,000 |
£5,569 |
Location
of offence |
Middlesex,
London |
Date
of Offence |
7
Feb 2001 |
Date
of Hearing |
29
April 2003 |
Summary |
The
Health and Safety Executive (HSE) prosecution
followed an incident on 7 February 2001 in which
an 85 year old resident, Mrs Violet Frith, sustained
serious burns to her legs whilst she was sleeping
in her bed at Beaconsfield House Nursing Home.
The burns arose from contact with the hot surface
of a radiator, which was located next to the bed.
Mrs Frith contracted a wound infection and died
on 04 March 2001. After the hearing, HSE investigating
inspector Stephen Hartley said :"This sad
incident could have been easily prevented. Care
homes and hospitals should be well aware of the
risk that hot radiators and pipework present to
vulnerable, elderly people."This case serves
to remind Directors of the need to ensure that
their organisations manage risks to health and
safety effectively." |
Conviction
6 |
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Fine |
Costs |
Name
of Director |
Mr
Abdulwaheed Abidoye |
£3,750 |
£2000 |
Name
of Company |
Beckon
Contancting Ltd |
£2,500 |
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Location
of offence |
London |
Date
of Offence |
05
May 2002 |
Date
of Hearing |
28 May 2003 |
Summary |
Mr
Abidoye, director of Beckon Contancting Ltd had
his track certificate withdrawn by London Underground
in April after breaching LUL rules. Despite this
on 5 May 2002 he acted as protection master for
Thales Telecommunications Ltd and took a contractor
on to the track without informing the Track Access
Controller . There was a risk of them being hit
by a train or being electrocuted. |
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