The St. Louis-based steel fabricator faces penalties of $52,500.
The directive provides direction on performing inspections.
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 Newington, Connecticut, company faces fines from OSHA.
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.
The Youngstown, Ohio steel mill is fined $94,000.
A Pritchard, Alabama company faces proposed penalties of $50,085.
A federal appeals court panel ruled 3-0 that OSHA's lockout/tagout standard does apply to a June 2009 incident in which an Otis service technician suffered a hand injury while repairing a freight elevator gate.
Two workers were injured at the Franklin, Ohio, plant, according to OSHA.
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The Chicago hair products manufacturer has been fined $59,700.
We could point to several mistakes that were made in this case, but the root cause does not belong entirely to the worker.
Workers allegedly were exposed to preventable fire, chemical and mechanical hazards.
OSHA proposed fines of $111,650 following inspection at a Packaging Corporation of America facility.
The company was previously cited by OSHA in October 2013.
The agency has cited Interlake Mecalux Inc. for the second time this year for allegedly exposing workers to amputation hazards.
The agency cites Bioiberica Nebraska for exposing workers to amputation and other hazards.
The agency has cited Kobelco Stewart Bolling and proposed $139,000 in fines.