Construction Enquirer 24 January 2011
Four construction workers killed during a steelwork collapse in Norfolk last Friday had only been working on site for a few weeks.
The victims were working for a building contractor carrying out work on an extension at offshore specialist Claxton Engineering’s yard.
It is believed the men were working below ground on foundations when tonnes of steelwork collapsed on top of them.
Planning permission for the extension was only granted in late December on the £250,000 contract which involves construction of two steel test chambers with a brick construction compressor house/controllers room.
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