A Finnish tradie who died after plunging four metres from scaffolding is understood to have raised safety concerns just hours before the fatal fall.
Miikael 'Mikey' Varuhin, 32, suffered a catastrophic brain injury at the Clayfield development in Brisbane on Easter Monday.
He was declared dead at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital later that night.
His sister Anniina said he had fallen in love with Australia when he first moved to Queensland seven years ago and had dreams of starting a family.
Mr Varuhin, who was an organ donor, is estimated to have saved up to five lives in a final selfless act for his Australian community.
'He was the kind of person who always wanted to help others,' Anniina told 7News.
Mr Varuhin is understood to have raised concerns about scaffolding on the site and had taken a photo on his phone just hours before he fell.
Anniina said her brother's death was an 'injustice'.
A Finnish tradie who died after plunging four metres from scaffolding reportedly raised concerns about its safety just hours before the fatal fall
Miikael 'Mikey' Varuhin, 32, suffered a catastrophic brain injury at a Brisbane work site
Mr Varuhin is understood to have raised concerns about the scaffolding on the site
'Nobody should go to work and never come back.'
His death is being investigated by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland.