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Court Summary - at a glance
It was reasonably practicable for Chunda Limited to have:
- consulted, co-operated, and co-ordinated activities with all other PCBUs, including JMK Homes Limited, who had a duty in relation to the health and safety of workers at Lot 74;
- ensured that an adequate risk assessment was carried out prior to its workers beginning work at Lot 74, and that this was revised as appropriate for the duration of work;
- provided and maintained a work environment at Lot 74 that was without risks to health and safety, or that minimised those risks, including by ensuring the installation of safety barriers, netting, and/or fall bags to protect against the risk of falls from height;
- implemented and maintained safe systems of work at Lot 74, including by utilising the site hazard register and the company’s other documented health and safety resources;
- ensured that workers working on Lot 74 were given the training, instruction, and supervision necessary to protect from risks to their health and safety arising out of their work at height.
JMK Homes Ltd was the property developer who owned and operated the site. Chunda Limited is a residential construction company.
JMK Homes owned the site, their project manager, Mr Yang, was stuck in China due to the pandemic. He was working remotely during this time. Chunda, in effect, was in control of the site as the project manager for JMK Homes was working remotely.
Consequential loss - $7,464.20 (being 60% of $25,967, minus $8,116.00 which they had already paid to the victim)
Costs - $3,148.88
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