Probe as staff cuts spark fears of plant accidents

THE Health and Safety Authority is to carry out an investigation into allegations that skeletal staffing at the IFI plant in Co Cork is posing a serious risk of major accidents.

The HSA confirmed yesterday that it had been contacted by an employees’ safety representative at the Marino Point plant and by Deputy David

Stanton, who both expressed fears about the current level of trained safety personnel at the plant.

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