A 21 year-old man has been taken to hospital after a workplace injury at Glendale on Tuesday.
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NSW Ambulance received reports just before 10am that a worker had suffered a laceration to his leg while working on the roof of a construction site near Lake and Main roads at Glendale.
Emergency services arrived at the scene where the man reportedly could not get down as a result of his injury.
SafeWork inspectors have commenced an investigation into the incident and have issued a number of notices to the employer, a spokesperson told the Newcastle Herald.
The worker was injured while moving materials onto the roof of a worksite, the spokesperson said. He suffered a "deep laceration to his leg" and was rushed to hospital.
Investigations are continuing.
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