Tributes have been paid to a Nottinghamshire man who died at a building site in Lincoln.
23-year-old Harry Cheston from Rainworth passed away while working at the student accommodation site on West Parade.
According to a tribute paid by a friend, he was due to have a baby very soon, reports LincolnshireLive.
Loved ones have left tributes on social media after a JustGiving page was set up to help Harry's family.
In a tribute posted on a fundraising page set up by friend Luke Gowdy, Mr Gowdy said: "Harry Cheston, 23 years old.
"Sadly died at work being trapped under a machine.
"No man deserves to go to work and not come home. He is due to have a baby very soon too.
"Anything to help his little family. Rest in peace, fella."
Dave Bartlett said: "God bless you chopper, we will carry you in our hearts forever, rest now brother."
Kyle Ellerbeck said: "Absolutely devastating news. Top bloke, chop was always a laugh and all-round great guy loved by many. RIP fella."
Stone Priestley-Nangle said: "Played football with Harry at Rainworth Tigers. Some good memories. RIP."
Will Goodwin said: "Only worked with Harry for a few months, and I have to say he was one of the guys that no one ever had a problem with.
"All-round top lad and always a laugh.
"Thoughts with your family. Rest in peace."
He was appreciated by many - including by people who praised him for helping others out.
Alice Hill said: "So sorry for your loss.
"Harry was a great lad and helped Jack massively, so I’ll be forever grateful.
"Plus - he actually liked my cooking!"
He worked for Chesterfield-based subcontractor Melfort Construction Services Ltd.
Emergency services were called to the site at 10.48am on Thursday, January 9, but he could not be saved.
The Health and Safety Executive are investigating the incident.
In a statement posted shortly after his death, Lindum Group company secretary Herman Kok said: “We are extremely sad that an employee of one of our sub-contractors has lost his life following an incident on one of our construction sites earlier today.
"Our thoughts go out to his family, friends and colleagues at this awful time.
"We will be working closely with the HSE and emergency teams as they carry out their investigations into the tragic event and we will be supporting Lindum employees and other site personnel who have been affected."
