Nicosia court fines companies €12,000 after fatal workplace accident
The Nicosia District Court has imposed a total fine of €12,000 following an investigation into a fatal workplace accident. The case was initiated by the Department of Labour Inspection due to violations of health and safety legislation.
P. Orphanides Steel Constructions Ltd, a company involved in metal constructions, was fined €6,500. The court found that protective railings were not installed at the site, which led to a worker falling from a height of approximately 3.37 meters and losing their life. A lack of proper supervision over the work was also noted.
The contracting company Mont Blanc Constructions Ltd received a fine of €1,500 for violating safety requirements that could have led to worker injuries.
A further €2,000 fine was imposed on Michalakis Tomazos & Son Ltd, the project owner, for the lack of a health and safety plan at the construction site and the failure to appoint a safety coordinator.
Additionally, one individual was fined €2,000 for violations of safety regulations at temporary construction sites.
You may also be interested in:
- 16-year-old killed on racing motorcycle in Paphos area
- About ten people attacked a courier in Germasogeia, four arrested
- A new wave of high-rises is beginning in Limassol, with the 181-metre AURA set to be the tallest
- The decline in tourism in Cyprus will reach around 5% by the end of the year
- DIKO leader calls for Cyprus finance minister’s resignation over Great Sea Interconnector project


Comments (0)