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The company now faces $272,792 in proposed penalties.
State safety regulators seek stakeholder feedback on draft changes to fall protection rules.
The lack of machine guarding and safety procedures resulted in amputation injuries.
The agency has issued nearly 2,100 violations so far in 2023.
Kissimmee Meat & Produce Inc. faces $95,315 in proposed penalties.
Brookens Construction faces hefty penalties after another OSHA inspection.
The public can attend the meeting both in person and online.
The most frequently cited violation has held that title for more than a decade.
The judgment follows several near-misses and a reported employee injury at the worksite.
The Bronx-based company now faces $59,153 in penalties.
Ultium Cells LLC faces hefty fines following extensive OSHA investigations.
Accurate Manufacturing Inc. now faces penalties totaling $275,890.
Indiana-based IBC Advanced Alloys Inc. must respond to $69,251 in proposed penalties.
A federal investigation determined the company illegally employed 11 teens.
The coffee giant faces legal scrutiny over worker rights.
Two contractors face $174,000 in penalties for safety violations.