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Bam, Ferrovial and Kier have been informed by the Health and Safety Executive that they will be prosecuted in relation to the death of a worker and two other incidents on Crossrail.

All three companies will appear at Westminster鈥檚 Magistrates Court next month to face four charges each. They are working together as part of the BFK consortium on Crossrail.

Two of the charges are relating to the death of Rene Tka鈥檆ik on the 7 March 2014 and one each relating to injuries to Terrence Hughes on the 16 January and Alex Vizitiu on 22 January 2015.

Tka鈥檆ik died after he was crushed by falling concrete while working on Crossrail鈥檚 Fisher Street cross-over tunnel in Holborn.

Hughes was working between the Bond Street and Paddington section of the tunnel when he was crushed by a tipper truck, suffering severe leg injuries.

Vizitiu was working in the same stretch of the tunnel. He suffered head and hip injuries when he was struck by a high pressure mixture of water and concrete during a routine operation to clean concrete lines.

HSE鈥檚 head of operations, Annette Hall, said: 鈥淲e have today informed the three contractors that they will each be prosecuted for the death of a worker and injuries sustained by two others, in three separate incidents on the construction project.

鈥淭hese were all serious incidents and resulted in the death of one of their workers.

鈥淲e have concluded following thorough investigations that there is sufficient evidence to prosecute and it is in the public interest to do so.鈥�

A spokesperson for the BFK consortium said it was not able to comment at this stage.