Cork meat plant worker who claims he was exposed to ammonia fumes takes High Court action

Complainant, who has not worked since the alleged exposure seven years ago, told the court he became 'overwhelmed and dizzy' as he took readings in the Kepak factory compressor room in Watergrasshill
Cork meat plant worker who claims he was exposed to ammonia fumes takes High Court action

Brian White, 51, of Pollardstown, Mitchelstown, Co Cork, has sued the meat processing plant Kepak Cork, claiming that while taking readings in the compressor room of the Kepak plant on September 23, 2015, he was allegedly overcome by toxic ammonia fumes. Picture: Collins Courts

A security man who claims he was exposed to ammonia fumes in a Cork meat processing plant has sued in the High Court.

Father of three Brian White, who has not worked since the alleged exposure seven years ago, told the court he became “overwhelmed and dizzy” as he took readings in the Kepak factory compressor room.

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