Jurong Shipyard fined over death of two workers
They fell 30 m when poorly maintained equipment gave way
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JURONG Shipyard, a unit of Sembcorp Marine, has been fined S$230,000 for poor equipment maintenance which resulted in the death of two workers.
The company breached the Workplace Safety and Health Act for failing to ensure that the aerial platform on which the workers were working was maintained in a safe condition, the Manpower Ministry (MOM) said on Thursday.
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