OSHA has proposed $280,000 in fines against the Kennesaw, Ga.-based company.
The inspections involved in the new case took place at four sites in Middletown, Del., and Limerick and Perkasie, Pa. Berlin Builders is based in Cinaminson, N.J., according to OSHA, which has cited it for two willful, nine repeat, eight serious, and one other-than-serious violations.
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"Marines always have safety in place, but it was not an official program. I built the program up from scratch and it became necessary for us to have a fall protection system here for working on the jets."Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. Kwan Cochrane said.
The company was cited for similar violations in 2013.
The work was being done at Santa Rosa Beach, Florida.
Just four days earlier, construction workers and contractor personnel celebrated the building's topping out ceremony.
The agency says Diaz Roofing has violated fall safety rules in 13 inspections over 10 years.
Various violations were found at three different jobsites.
The end of winter means construction revs up across much of the country, with workers facing the attendant hazards of falls from height, noise exposure, hand and foot hazards, and more.
The company faces $198,550 in fines for the alleged violations.
OSHA issued the company two repeat citations and proposed penalties of $92,400.
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OSHA has determined that the injury was preventable.
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OSHA has issued 15 citations to R&B Contractors for safety lapses.
According to the agency, Skyline Contracting and Roofing Corp. of Taunton, Mass., ignored industry standards.
OSHA announced it has cited Burkholder Builders and fined the Pennsylvania company $64,400.
According to the agency's investigation, the contractor did not follow the manufacturer's plans or install adequate bracing.
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