Brown was fined £300,000.ĭarrell Tripp, 60, former site manager for D. The firm was found guilty of the offence by a unanimous verdict. Brown (Building Contractors) Ltd, the main contractor on the housing estate project, denied failing to ensure the health and safety of a person other than an employee. The jury found him guilty of the charge by a 10-2 majority verdict.ĭ. Woods, whose company employed Mr Disdel, had denied a charge of failing to take reasonable care to ensure Mr Disdel's health and safety. Woods received an 18 week sentence, suspended for two years, and was told to pay £1,200. READ MORE: Investigation launched after Lincolnshire carer assaulted whilst carrying out routine checks

But the court was told how it ran into Disdel and damaged his liver, which caused his death. The court also heard that work on three manholes was completed and Mr Disdel was lying with his body halfway into a fourth manhole when a van was moved so another vehicle could use the road.

Previously, during the trial, the prosecution said Mr Disdel did not receive an induction for the job he was doing on the day of the incident, but had received an induction on another D. The teenager, who was just a few weeks into his job, was driven to Boston's Pilgrim Hospital but died later the same day after being transferred to the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham. Josh Disdel, 18, from Holbeach, was working in a manhole alongside another employee at the White Bridges site off St Thomas Drive, in Boston, when he was hit by a van being driven by a work colleague on the morning of Friday, July 13, 2018. Brown on the White Bridges development, were sentenced at Lincoln Crown Court on Tuesday, September 6. Brent Woods, 60, former construction manager for P&R Plant Hire (Lincolnshire) Ltd and Darrell Tripp, 60, former site manager for D. Two men have escaped prison after being found guilty of failing to take reasonable care to ensure the health and safety of Josh Disdel, who died on a construction site.

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