Construction firm fined $120K after worker struck by equipment in Edmonton
Construction firm fined $120K after worker struck by equipment in Edmonton
Construction firm fined $120K after worker struck by equipment in Edmonton
A construction worker suffered serious injuries after being hit by equipment on a major infrastructure project in 2023. The incident took place during work on the Edmonton Valley West Line The accident happened on June 23, 2023, while post-tensioning work was underway. A worker was struck by equipment, resulting in severe injuries.
Marigold Infrastructure Partners later admitted guilt in court for failing to secure the machinery properly. The company did not ensure the equipment was safely stored or controlled, breaching health and safety regulations. A judge fined the firm $120,000 for the violation. The penalty followed an investigation into the incident and the company’s safety procedures.
The case highlights the importance of strict equipment safety measures on construction sites. The $120,000 fine serves as a reminder of the legal consequences when companies neglect workplace safety standards.
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