A worker has been rescued after 4,000 tons of cheese collapsed on him in a warehouse in Market Drayton.
He was trapped for eight hours on Friday after shelves full of goods came down on him at Edwards Transport.
The Health and Safety Executive investigation into the collapse at a warehouse in Shropshire, which left a man trapped for hours, will begin in earnest on Monday.
Investigators will return to Edwards Transport near Market Drayton to try to establish how the collapse happened.
A worker who was trapped for hours underneath tonnes of cheese was pulled from the building virtually unscathed, after hours of searching on Friday. It's thought he was saved by the cage on his forklift truck.
A cordon is currently in place around the building.
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