The roofing contractor has a history of similar violations and faces $72,800 in fines, according to the agency.
Pacemaker Steel & Piping Co. Inc. faces $45,500 in penalties as a result, according to OSHA.
Representatives of Turner Construction, OSHA, and Deputy Labor Secretary Christopher Lu will speak at the site May 6 about the importance of preventing falls.
Preceding the symposium will be an announcement of the findings of a NIOSH study, undertaken with ASSE, that provides a more comprehensive understanding of the factors that affect vulnerable Spanish-speaking workers.
The citations were for failing to provide fall protection to workers.
The agency is asking the industry for information on the types of hazards that communication tower workers encounter, the types of incidents (both fatal and non-fatal) that occur as a result, and the best methods employers can use to address the hazards.
The partnership will focus on preventing injuries during the operation of ground support equipment, the use of seat belts, slips and falls, ergonomic hazards, and extreme temperatures.
Low-level access lifts are ready to use when they arrive on site, meaning less setup time is needed to ensure a safe ascent.
OSHA says Kolek Woodshop Inc. shows "blatant disregard" for workers' safety.
Stephen Lessard ignored safety hazards and failed to pay $404,000 in assessed fines, the agency charges.
The Martinsburg, W. Va., Company is a framing, sliding, and roofing contractor.
The ad is part of the broader "STOP and Think SAFE" campaign calling attention to the four leading causes of death on local farms: Slurry, Animals, Falls (from height) and Equipment.
Cal/OSHA's inspections of 2,495 businesses during the past three years identified 7,131 violations, 15 percent of which were classified as serious violations. Violations in the garment industry, as well as safety, overtime, misclassification, and other types of violations, have been identified through the task force's 2012, 2013, and 2014 inspections, according to the report.
The company has had 41 safety citations since 2011, according to the agency.
Several recent incidents, including one fatality, involved workers who fell through skylights.
OSHA has fined William Trahant Jr. Construction after citing it for the fourth time in four years, according to the agency.
More than 1 million workers participated in last year's stand-down, and the partner organizations are hoping to have stand-downs staged in all 50 states and around the world during May 4-15.
The freight-handling company faces two willful and six serious violations, according to the agency.
AMB Construction now faces $113,300 in fines.
ARCO National Construction also received citations for serious hazards.