Engineering company fined £20,000 after man suffers 'finger amputation'

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Engineering company fined £20,000 after man suffers 'finger amputation'

An engineering company has been fined £20,000 after a man suffered a "finger amputation". Thomas Davies, 21, is set to receive £15,000 in compensation after he reached into an inadequately guarded automatic saw. The worker reached into a machine at Dlinexsign Ltd, a signage company based in Brackley, to retrieve a cut piece of material. As he went to grab the material, his hand came into contact with a moving saw b…