| Press Releases |
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Press Release #1 |
04/08/2003 - The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational
Safety and Health Administration has cited Shapiro Packing Co., Augusta,
Ga., for failing to protect workers from four of the leading causes of
death and injury in the workplace: falls, electrocution, crushed-in or
caught-by objects. The agency is proposing penalties totaling $165,000. |
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Press Release #2 |
03/18/2003 - OSHA Cites Sea Island Landscaper for
Exposing Workers to Electrical Hazards |
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Press Release #3 |
03/11/2003 - Labor Secretary Announces Plans to Enhance
Enforcement for Employers Who Defy Safety and Health Regulations |
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Press Release #4 |
01/23/2003 - Failure to Abate Safety Hazards Brings
Additional OSHA Penalties to Delray Beach Company |
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Press Release #5 |
12/12/2002 - Electrical Hazards at Florida Worksite
Factor in Two Accidents OSHA Proposes $43,000 for Illinois Dredging
Company |
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Press Release #6 |
11/18/2002 - Unchecked Hazards Lead to Fatal Explosion;
OSHA Cites Vicksburg, Miss., Rubber Manufacturer |
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Press Release #7 |
11/20/2002 - Electrical Hazards Cited in Worker's Death
OSHA Proposes $88,200 in Penalties for Newnan, Ga., Manufacturer |
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Press Release #8 |
10/03/2002 - Failure To Ground Power Lines Contributes
To Worker Death - L.E. Myers Company Enters Safety and Health Agreement
With OSHA |
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Press Release #9 |
09/09/2002 - OSHA Partners With South Florida AGC |
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Press Release #10 |
08/30/2002 - The Occupational Safety and Health
Administration and the Independent Electrical Contractors, Inc., have
formed an Alliance to promote safe and healthful working conditions in
their industry, OSHA Administrator John Henshaw announced today. |
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Press Release #11 |
03/26/2002 - A Florida company's failure to protect
workers from electrocution hazards contributed to two fatalities and may
cost the company $50,250 in proposed penalties, the Occupational Safety
and Health Administration has announced. |
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Press Release #12 |
01/29/2002 - The failure of the Dillard Smith
Construction Company to protect employees from electrical hazards that
resulted in the death of a worker has led to citations alleging willful
and serious violations issued Friday to the company by the U.S.
Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Proposed penalties total $112,000. |
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Press Release #13 |
12/17/2001 - OSHA Encourages Defibrillator Use to Revive
Workers With Cardiac Arrest |
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Press Release #14 |
10/02/2001 - Fatal Fall at Ocean Springs Job Site Brings
OSHA Citations, Proposed Fines
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Press Release #15 |
08/02/2001 - OSHA Cites Florida Electrical Company
Following Investigation of Fatal Accident at Plant City, Fla. Location |
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Press Release #16 |
07/18/2001 - OSHA Citations Against Carolina Steel For
Safety Violations at Montgomery Plant Result in Proposed Penalty of
$55,775
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Press Release #17 |
07/11/2001 - OSHA Cites Company After Tree Trimming
Fatality
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Press Release #18 |
05/31/2001 - OSHA Cites Tuscaloosa, Ala., Plant for
Serious Safety and Health Violations; Proposes $85,075 in Penalties |
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Press Release #19 |
03/22/2001 - OSHA Fines Bristolpipe Nearly $293,000
Following Electrocution at Greensboro, Ga., Plant |
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Press Release #20 |
03/07/2001 - OSHA Fines North Carolina Contractor
$61,000 Following Electrocution at Loganville, Ga., Job Site |
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Press Release #21 |
02/06/2001 - OSHA Fines Contractor $168,000 Following
Accident at Panama City Job Site |
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Press Release #22 |
01/18/2001 - OSHA Fines Shiptech America $31,000
Following Fatal Accident at North Charleston Shipyard |
