Snowy Hydro Contractor Webuild Defends Against Safety Allegations

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Italian firm Webuild faces two criminal proceedings in NSW for allegedly endangering workers on the Snowy Hydro project.
Incidents include a truck falling from lifts and injuries from a faulty drill, with Webuild denying the charges.

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Italian firm Webuild faces two criminal proceedings in NSW for allegedly endangering workers on the Snowy Hydro project. Incidents include a truck falling from lifts and injuries from a faulty drill, with Webuild denying the charges.

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