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An Ohio manufacturer faces hefty penalties after failing to address hazards that led to severe injuries for an employee, despite previous citations from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Discover the details of the investigation and the importance of prioritizing workplace safety.
Cullman Casting Corp faces serious OSHA violations and fines following the preventable death of a worker, highlighting the critical need for strict adherence to safety procedures in industrial settings.
The U.S. Department of Labor proposes nearly $2.5 million in fines against Phenix Lumber Co. after a second fatal incident, highlighting severe safety violations and a disregard for federal regulations at the Alabama sawmill.
Following a fatal incident at a Fort Lauderdale work site, OSHA cites G & R Mineral Services and HM Southeast Cement for serious safety violations, highlighting the critical need for lockout/tagout procedures and hazard assessment.
Tufco LP, a manufacturer of household cleaning products, faces $194,518 in fines for repeated safety violations after a worker's amputation incident, highlighting the need for stringent safety practices in the industry.
Discover the recent OSHA action against Schoep’s Ice Cream in Madison, citing the company for multiple safety violations and proposing over $145K in penalties, highlighting the importance of workplace safety and process management in the food manufacturing industry.
Discover the recent OSHA action against Schoep’s Ice Cream in Madison, citing the company for multiple safety violations and proposing over $145K in penalties, highlighting the importance of workplace safety and process management in the food manufacturing industry.
Mar-Jac Poultry MS, LLC faces OSHA penalties after a 16-year-old worker suffers fatal injuries due to safety violations at its Hattiesburg plant, marking a repeat of a similar incident from two years prior.
An investigation by OSHA has uncovered significant safety failures at Sugar Creek Packing Co., an Ohio meat processor, after a worker suffered severe chemical burns and injuries, highlighting ongoing safety concerns and resulting in substantial penalties.