OSHA announced it has cited the company for seven serious safety violations.
Good Old Days Foods Inc., a Little Rock, Ark., company, has been fined $47,600.
The Manufacturing Process Optimization Program at the Jabil Shanghai plant paid dividends on many levels, including improving efficiency, cutting waste, and eliminating human error, plant managers reported. As a result, the initiative is being implemented at other Jabil Inc. sites.
OSHA cited the Chicago bakery for 6 serious violations.
Taking the time to identify floor safety hazards in all areas in and around a facility is the first step toward avoiding these common injuries.
The Mansfield, Ohio company faces $62,400 in penalties.
The St. Louis-based steel fabricator faces penalties of $52,500.
UniFirst Corp. has been cited for the violations.
The Menomonee Falls, Wis.-based company faces proposed fines of $132,800.
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The citation adds to penalties facing the retail chain across the nation.
OSHA cited the employer for willful and serious safety violations.
OSHA has previously cited the company in 2010 and 2011 for similar hazards at facilities in Grove City, Ohio, and Syracuse, N.Y.
The company has been placed in the Severe Violator Enforcement Program, OSHA announced.
The Newington, Connecticut, company faces fines from OSHA.
The man was injured when he was struck by a metal door.
OSHA cites Transport Tech LLC for five repeat safety violations.
Two mines in Texas and Alabama received postponement notices, as well.
Electrical and machine hazards were among those found at the Secaucus, N.J., plant, according to OSHA.
An OSHA inspection was initiated as part of the agency's Regional Emphasis Program for safety hazards in the auto parts industry.