John,

That is tragic but I'm afraid it makes the case with regard to middle 
management turning a blind eye. Everyone knows that walking between 
closely parked vehicles is dangerous anywhere but especially in poorly 
lit bus garages, the management should simply not have allowed it but 
took no action to mitigate it. It seems as though it was not an isolated 
case of H&S ignorance but a general H&S culture failure. I fail to see 
how the company can defend what happened at any level but I also wonder 
if it has now made safety a priority.

Brian


John King wrote:
> I don't suppose you would see the point in any H&S which would have
> prevented this accident, I suppose it should all have been left to
> common sense of the parties involved.
>
> http://www.hse.gov.uk/press/2009/coilon1812.htm
>
> John King.
>
> .
>
> On 26 Dec, 15:51, "Peter Relf" <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> I still don't see the point.  Just bureaucracy for the sake of it.  It 
>> really is high time that someone had the guts to call a halt to all this 
>> kind of nonsense.
>>
>> Peter R.

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