Besides the safety lapses, essential documents were also unavailable. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A renovation firm was fined $8,000 after an inspection by the Ministry of Manpower found it had flouted several workplace safety rules.
Workers at the site were on the roof without any fall protection or barricades to prevent them from falling off, and there were no guardrails on the scaffolds, among other violations. The occupier, J & C Renovation Enterprise, was directed to stop work immediately, as the safety lapses posed an immediate danger to workers.
Thanking the individual who alerted the ministry to the unsafe practices being carried out, he added that reporting such actions could save lives.
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