The textile manufacturer faces $108,800 in OSHA penalties.
The company was found operating forklifts with defective safety switches, according to the agency.
FMCSA ordered JDJD Transportation, LLC to immediately cease operations, saying the company is an imminent hazard to public safety.
The $93,700 in proposed fines and 18 violations resulted from Site Specific Targeted inspections, which are planned inspections at high-hazard workplaces where the highest rates of injuries and illnesses occur.
Bob Simon, 73, died in a Feb. 11 car accident, the show’s executive producer announced.
The transit agency said some riders may have been exposed because a Contra Costa County resident with measles commuted from home to work in San Francisco while infectious last week.
The freight-handling company faces two willful and six serious violations, according to the agency.
The recommendations are for the Federal Railroad Administration, the Association of American Railroads, the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association, and the American Public Transportation Association.
GADSS, which will be implemented "over the next few years," will be a system that tracks aircraft all the time and in all conditions.
Ricon Corp. will have to pay $1.75 million, the department announced.
The loan will upgrade tracks and stations between the downtown Loop and Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
It has cleared for marketing the ENROUTE Transcarotid Neuroprotection System for use during a minimally invasive procedure to restore normal blood flow to narrowed carotid arteries.
NIOSH is reviewing the accomplishments of NORA's second decade and is preparing for the third decade, which will start in 2016. The comment period is part of the second decade review.
Blake Griffin, the Los Angeles Clippers' leading scorer, will undergo surgery Feb. 9 in Los Angeles to remove a staph infection in his right elbow, the team announced Feb. 8.
The number includes two of every five children aged three to 11 years, according to the agency.
This is the second employee death in a year for the steel manufacturer, OSHA reported.
"Complex process-related accidents with tragic results are taking place across the country at companies of all sizes. This problem includes major corporations such as DuPont, not just smaller companies that some refer to as outliers. It is clear that the current process safety regulatory system is in need of reform, and that companies themselves must do more," Chairperson Rafael Moure-Eraso said during a media briefing about the investigation of the November 2014 incident.