A jury's heard how a father of two died in an explosion which rippedthrough a West Yorkshire pie factory.
A jury has found a pie company guilty of health and safety breaches after the death of a worker in an explosion at their factory.
Wrong bolts were fitted to the ovens at Andrew Jones (Pies) in Huddersfield.
37-year-old David Cole from Halifax was killed when the blast tore apart the bakery.
A jury's heard how a father of two died in an explosion which ripped through a West Yorkshire pie factory.
37-year-old David Cole was killed when the blast tore apart the bakery in Huddersfield.
The firm he worked for is now accused of breaking health and safety laws. Chris Kiddey reports.
A jury's heard how a father of two died in an explosion which ripped through a West Yorkshire pie factory. Thirty seven year old David Cole was killed when the blast tore apart the bakery in Huddersfield.
The firm he worked for is now accused of breaking health and safety laws. The force of the explosion, on Good Friday 2009, led to the concrete roof of the oven room collapsing on those inside. Another worker was also injured in the accident.
