Company admits failures for fatal Curtin University roof collapse
Elsdon, which provided the steel supports for the roof that collapsed at Curtin University, pleads guilty to failing to ensure workers' safety.
Company admits failures for fatal Curtin University roof collapse
Elsdon, which provided the steel supports for the roof that collapsed at Curtin University, pleads guilty to failing to ensure workers' safety.
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