A Turkish lorry driver was crushed and killed by heavy graphite parts after being allowed to unload his vehicle in a dangerous manner. Swansea Crown Court heard on 17 January that the driver spoke no English and the company had no set policy for dealing with drivers who did not speak English. Ahmet Yakar, 52, was struck by parts weighing up to a quarter-of-a-tonne each in the fatal incident at Morganite Electrical Carbon Ltd at Upper Forest Way, Swansea, on 19 July 2011. The company was prosecuted by the HSE, for failing to ensure an unloading operation was properly and safely managed. Swansea Crown Court was told that Mr Yakar was reluctant to open up the sides of his curtain-sided lorry as he arrived to make a delivery at Morganite.
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机译：一名土耳其货车司机被允许以危险方式将其车辆卸下后，被重质石墨零件压碎并炸死。斯旺西皇家法院于1月17日获悉，该司机不会说英语，该公司也没有与未说英语的司机打交道的政策。 52岁的Ahmet Yakar于2011年7月19日在斯旺西Upper Forest Way的Morganite Electric Carbon Carbon Ltd发生致命事故时被重达每吨四分之一的零件击中。该公司被HSE起诉，无法确保正确，安全地管理卸载操作。斯旺西皇家法院获悉，雅加尔到达摩根石（Morganite）交付货物时，他不愿打开帘幕货车的侧面。
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