Fall Hazards News Today

An Atlanta chemical manufacturer faces nearly $290,000 in fines from the federal government after officials found close to 70 serious safety violations at its facility, the U.S. Department of Labor announced. Violations included fall hazards and potential exposure to cancer-causing chemicals.

United Custom Homes LLC faces $264,143 in fines for repeatedly failing to protect workers from fall hazards, marking its eighth citation by OSHA since 2015 for consistent safety regulation violations in Illinois.

OSHA fines New Jersey contractor Adrian Construction Group LLC over $1 million for repeated safety violations, including fall hazards, marking a significant enforcement action to address workplace safety in the construction industry.

With the holidays behind us, Congress returned this week for the second half of the 118th Congress with a long list of items to address and, as the 2024 campaign season ramps up...

Read about the Massachusetts contractor losing his license due to repeated safety violations and unpaid penalties. Learn why the U.S. Department of Labor took action and the consequences for failing to comply with fall safety regulations in the construction industry.

Explore the recent OSHA citations against a Florida roofing contractor and home builder for fall hazards, highlighting the serious violations and proposed penalties. Understand the ongoing challenges in occupational health and safety within the construction industry.

Elmer Millers company faces significant penalties for repeatedly exposing workers to dangerous fall hazards in Illinois, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the construction industry and OSHAs efforts to enforce compliance.

Health care was one of the most active issue areas in 2023 and this trend is expected to continue when Congress returns in the New Year for the second session of the 118th Congress. The...

Discover the latest news on R&R Construction Services Inc.’s repeated safety violations, as OSHA cites the company for exposing workers to dangerous fall hazards, underscoring the ongoing concerns in construction worker safety.

/PRNewswire/ - The High Alert Institute, Inc. (a 501c3 Public Charity) was recognized on December 3rd by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)...