Man who died at a factory named by coroner
Health and Safety Executive inspectors have visited the Fibre-Tech site
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A man who was killed at a factory which manufactures vehicle parts has been named by a coroner.
Mark Pauley, who was 51 and from Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire, died at Fibre-Tech Industries (UK) in Royston, Hertfordshire, on 18 July.
The Hertfordshire Coroner Service said the inquest process had begun and the first hearing would be on 21 August.
Hertfordshire Police said an investigation into the death at the sheet metal warehouse was being led by the Health and Safety Executive.
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- Published21 July
