Two companies in Tubbergen, Netherlands, have been fined following the electrocution death of a 16-year-old intern, Bram, in May 2024. The incident occurred while Bram was working as an electrical apprentice at a hotel, searching for the cause of a power outage in a damp crawl space. Investigations revealed a live wire in an open junction box, indicating a failure to ensure the area was de-energized. One company faces a €60,000 fine, the other €15,000, and the supervising employee received a 40-hour community service order. Prosecutors opted for penalty notices to spare the grieving family a trial, and the parents expressed acceptance of the outcome, stating no legal action could bring their son back. The prosecution highlighted severe negligence in adhering to safety protocols, particularly regarding the intern's young age and associated risks. They emphasized the responsibility of employers and supervisors to ensure a safe working environment.