Companies working for Crossrail have been fined £1m for three sets of failures, one of which led to the death of a construction worker.
Renè Tkáčik, 44, died when nearly a tonne of wet concrete poured onto him.
The two other incidents saw a worker injured when a tipper truck crushed his leg, while another man was injured when a high pressure mixture struck him.
The companies admitted the health and safety breaches at Southwark Crown Court.
BFK - joint venture contractors comprising of BAM Nuttall, Ferrovial Agroman (UK) and Kier Infrastructure and Overseas - were fined £300,000 in relation to Mr Tkáčik; £600,000 for the serious leg injuries to Terrence Hughes and £165,000 for the injuries Alex Vizitiu who hurt his head and suffered hip injuries.
They were taken to court by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Renè Tkáčik, 44, died when nearly a tonne of wet concrete poured onto him.
The two other incidents saw a worker injured when a tipper truck crushed his leg, while another man was injured when a high pressure mixture struck him.
The companies admitted the health and safety breaches at Southwark Crown Court.
BFK - joint venture contractors comprising of BAM Nuttall, Ferrovial Agroman (UK) and Kier Infrastructure and Overseas - were fined £300,000 in relation to Mr Tkáčik; £600,000 for the serious leg injuries to Terrence Hughes and £165,000 for the injuries Alex Vizitiu who hurt his head and suffered hip injuries.
They were taken to court by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).