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The discount retailer’s string of citations continues with proposed penalties of $171K after a recent inspection.
Before these citations, two workers died from falls, one in 2019 and one more recently in 2022.
Each contractor faces at least one serious citation.
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With many employees reporting stress, employers need to know how they can help.
The discount retailer is now facing proposed penalties of $294K.
OSHA also proposed penalties of $46,875 following inspections in Colorado, Idaho and New York.
The same percentage also said they were interested in using technology to help with safety.
OSHA also proposed $375K in penalties.
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As workers are exposed to the cold, they can be at risk for cold-related illnesses.
To avoid nonfatal and fatal falls, employers need to know how to keep workers safe.
The guidance, announced in late January, will take effect on March 27.
OSHA announced the revisions on January 27, 2023.
The mail carrier is also facing about $350k in proposed penalties following inspections at three Tennessee facilities.
The discount retailer’s new citations for repeat violations come just days after previous OSHA citations.
Entries for the third annual award program are due by March 3, 2023.