Two Canadian executives were sentenced to 25 days in jail after the 2013 warehouse accident.
MSHA announced that federal inspectors issued 117 citations and four orders during special impact inspections.
The memorandum represents a new effort by the agencies to work together.
The report from the National Safety Council and the Traffic Injury Research Foundation is based on extensive research and proven crash prevention tactics.
OSHA's case against the metal fuel-tank fabricator involves 25 serious violations.
"It is incumbent upon all of us to protect both the safety of our police officers and the rights and well-being of all of our citizens. We can, and we must, examine new ways to do both," Attorney General Eric Holder said Jan. 15.
The employers face more than $110,000 in fines for allegedly failing to provide protection.
The censure is the equivalent of a criminal prosecution, according to the Health and Safety Executive.
The company was cited for repeated safety hazards.
All four companies are based in Tallahassee, Fla.
NHTSA also announced it issued more fines in 2014 than in its entire 43-year history.
Pilots have disputed that the new regulations are necessary, however.
An administrative law judge had ruled three years ago that OSHA failed to prove that Spirit AeroSystems, Inc., had violated the lockout/tagout general industry standard.
The Wage and Hour Division has assessed the company penalties for violating child labor laws.
The grant is targeted at Ethiopia.
The 2014 Site-Specific Targeting program ends in March of 2015, so right now OSHA Area Offices are working to finish all of the inspections on lists that were created early in the year, to satisfy quotas before the next SST program directive is issued.
The Scranton, Pa., company was cited for 14 safety violations.
The Governors Highway Safety Association's member agencies are also stepping up their enforcement during the season. According to GHSA, more than 800 Americans die in crashes involving a drunk driver during the month of December.
OSHA has cited the Jacksonville, Fla., company for one willful violation.
Inspectors witnessed a worker being struck by falling boxes.