A worker’s broken arm led to an investigation revealing repeat hazards and more than $326,000 in proposed federal penalties.
The Cal/OSHA issued $212,850 in penalties to All FAB Precision Sheetmetal Inc. following a repeat injury.
Adonel Concrete Corp. faces more than $58K in penalties following a July 2025 incident involving inadequate machine guarding and safety protocols.
Federal investigators found Alliance Grain Co. violated safety standards after a worker suffered a serious foot injury in a grain silo.
A Pennsylvania-based manufacturing facility has paid nearly $65,000 in penalties after an investigation into a 2024 injury involving a minor.
A North Carolina miner died on March 5, marking the ninth U.S. mining fatality of 2025.
The pros and cons of traditional LOTO procedures versus modern electronic LOTO systems, and how each method impacts safety, efficiency, and standards compliance.
OSHA has cited Dean Sausage Company for repeated safety violations, proposing $103,245 in fines after a July 2024 inspection.
The ASSP has updated two safety standards to improve workplace safety training and hazardous energy control.
G&S Metal Products Co. Inc. faces $182,293 for safety violations involving unguarded machinery.
Graf Custom Hardwoods was cited with 14 safety violations following the incident.
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Artco-Bell Corp. faces $257,000 in penalties after a worker sustained severe injuries due to a lack of required machine guards.
A recent study shows a 29 percent increase in lockout/tagout violations from 2022 to 2023, particularly affecting the manufacturing sector.
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OSHA cites company for nine violations after two workers suffer severe injuries in separate incidents.
Proper use and maintenance of die safety blocks are essential for preventing injuries and ensuring the safety of workers in manufacturing environments.
The "can't rather than don't" principle emphasizes using engineering controls to make safety incidents physically impossible, rather than relying on administrative controls that depend on worker vigilance.
The December 2023 incident resulted in $267,327 in proposed penalties.
Konz Wood Products faces a total of $177,453 in proposed penalties.