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$500,000 marijuana grow with mold infestation busted in Calaveras County - Vimarsana News

$500,000 marijuana grow with mold infestation busted in Calaveras County

(FOX40.COM) — A Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office search warrant led to the discovery of an illegal marijuana grow operation and mold infestation in a residential home. On Friday, the sheriff’s office executed a search in the 200 block of Bright Star Road in Valley Springs that resulted in the eradication of 535 marijuana plants from […]

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OSHA Cites Auto Parts Manufacturer for 22 Serious Violations -- Occupational Health & Safety - Vimarsana News

OSHA Cites Auto Parts Manufacturer for 22 Serious Violations -- Occupational Health & Safety

Aludyne Columbus LLC faces over $182K in fines for exposing workers to severe safety hazards, including electrical and respiratory risks, as cited by OSHA.

Never, Ever Do These 6 Things With Your Heat In The Winter - Vimarsana News

Never, Ever Do These 6 Things With Your Heat In The Winter

Fire and electrical safety experts share why these mistakes could be hazardous.

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Alba launches 'Safety is Driven by You' campaign - Vimarsana News

Alba launches 'Safety is Driven by You' campaign

Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) has launched its mini-Safety and health campaign ‘Safety is Driven by You’ across its production processes to emphasise on the bottom-up safety communication and address challenges associated with winter.

Waupaca Foundry Faces OSHA Fines After Repeat Violations Lead to Worker Injuries -- Occupational Health & Safety - Vimarsana News

Waupaca Foundry Faces OSHA Fines After Repeat Violations Lead to Worker Injuries -- Occupational Health & Safety

OSHA fines Waupaca Foundry $234K for safety violations after two workers suffer amputations, citing repeated failure to enforce machine guarding and safety procedures.