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FMG fined $50,000 for amputation incident

FORTESCUE Metals Group subsidiary The Pilbara Infrastructure has been fined $50,000 for a 2011 incident that resulted in a worker losing both his legs.

Noel Dyson
An incident at FMG's train unloader has led to to the company being fined $50,000.

An incident at FMG's train unloader has led to to the company being fined $50,000.

TPI pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to provide and maintain a safe work environment for a person who was not an employee and was fined in the Perth Magistrates Court yesterday. The charge arose...

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