Migrant worker dies in Pasir Ris construction site accident
要約
Date Reported: 2023年9月28日
場所: シンガポール
企業
Hong Hock Global - Client , Alliance E&C - Employer関連
Total individuals affected: 1
移住者・移民労働者: ( Number unknown - インド , 建設 , Gender not reported )課題
死 , Occupational Health & Safety回答
Response sought: Yes, by The Resource Centre
Story containing response: (Find out more)
取られた措置: The Resource Centre also invited Hong Hock Global to outline how it ensures contractors adhere to safety and labour standards at sites it owns; the company did not respond. The worker was reportedly employed by Alliance E&C. The Resource Centre was not able to find contact information for the company to invite a response to the allegations; if a response is received in future this page will be updated accordingly.
情報源のタイプ: News outlet
Yet another migrant worker died in a construction site accident. The tragic incident unfolded at a construction site in Pasir Ris on Sunday (24 Sept). The victim, identified as a 34-year-old male hailing from India, was fatally struck by a steel bar while engaged in cable-pulling work.
The unfortunate event transpired when the victim was diligently performing cable-pulling duties. Reports suggest an iron frame supporting the cable drum unexpectedly shifted, leading to the tragic accident. The shifting of the frame caused a steel bar to strike the worker, resulting in severe injuries...
The incident serves as a grim reminder of the hazardous conditions faced by many foreign workers in Singapore’s construction industry. It has raised concerns about the safety protocols at the construction site...
The construction site in question is owned by Hong Hock Global Pte Ltd, while the victim was employed by Alliance E&C Pte Ltd.
In response to the tragic incident, the Ministry of Manpower has taken immediate action by instructing the construction site owner, Hong Hock Global Pte Ltd, to suspend all cable laying work until the investigations are concluded to ensure the safety of all workers at the site.
[The Resource Centre was not able to contact Alliance E&C to invite a response to the allegations; if a response is received in future this page will be updated accordingly.]