A company has been banned from Commonwealth-funded work for nine months over the 2018 death of Brayden Asser - a 20-year-old who fell from a roof onto a steel beam while working at Mayfield West.
Attorney General and Minister for Industrial Relations Michaelia Cash has imposed the nine-month sanction on Landmark Roofing Pty Ltd, which means the company cannot participate in, lodge a tender for, or make an expression of interest in any work involving Commonwealth government funding until early next year.
