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As part of that, a sofa needed to be taken up to the first floor apartment. It was too large to be taken up the stairs and instead five workers stood on balcony to haul it up from the pavement. The firm engaged in the project, originally budgeted for 600,000, and its managing director are on trial at the Old Bailey over their deaths Mr Darbishire said: 'As they hauled the sofa up about 20 feet to the level of the balcony, the workers were hauling against, and leaning over, the balustrade. 'The 130-year-old Victorian cast iron balustrade gave way and two of the men fell to their deaths on the pavement below. 'A third was saved only by being grabbed by his colleagues as he began to fall. 'The prosecution case is that the deaths of those two men, Tomasz Procko and Karol Symanski, were not simply an accident. 'That is not to suggest anybody wanted or intended anybody to come to harm. The court heard the firm had a 'long and unhappy history of neglect of health and safety' 'The fact that the men were hauling the sofa up in the dangerous way that they were was the result of a long and unhappy history of neglect of health and safety at the company which employed them. 'It was an accident but it was an entirely foreseeable and preventable one.' The prosecutor said it was not a case of 'health and safety gone mad' like 'goggles for conkers' or banning firemen's poles. He told jurors that falling from height was the single greatest cause of workplace deaths in Britain, with 40 people losing their lives every year. Jurors heard that on the day of the accident there was a basic failure in identifying who was in charge on site. The company and Gutaj had been warned 'more than once' of the importance of having trained, competent and effective supervisors before November 2014, the court was told.
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The training included ideas that could benefit anyone trying to assist someone with mental illness during a difficult time: Show that you are concerned; try to get the person out of a hectic situation; remain calm; speak reassuringly, but firmly; dont try to touch the patient; get medical help if needed; speak slowing and clearly; use short sentences; be patient; acknowledge the terror the person may be feeling; and remind them even though their fear is real, its not life-threatening. When someone has a panic attack, Martin gave as an example, they can feel like they are dying or having a heart attack. Officers had opportunity to ask questions about conditions and the way they should try to respond. As police officers, some trainees said, they may have other duties during an encounter with a mental patient such as public safety. Martin said a police officers role might be different than that of a civilian, because of the types of encounters that might lead someone to call for their help. Still, Martin said he felt the training will help officers recognize mental illness and could give some guidance for officers in dealing with people. Martin had officers team up for an exercise: one officer took a rolled tube of paper and spoke into the ear of a colleague while another officer tried to carry on a conversation with them. He said for some people, mental illness is the distraction of another voice in their heads, telling them, for example, not to trust anyone. The course will assist our officers to identify when someone in our community may be struggling with a mental health or substance use problem and to connect them with the appropriate support and resources, when necessary, Hallman said. He said the GPD was grateful to the mental health center for providing the training.