Masters Training – Can and Does Save Lives! Would you go to work everyday if you thought there was a chance that you would not be able to safely make it home at the end of the day? The answer to that question should be… Read More »Masters Training – Can and Does Save Lives!
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Oregon OSHA Seeking Some Dough from Portland Bakery Mar 9, 2015 Sandy Smith An investigation by Oregon OSHA uncovered a pattern of serious injuries related to machine safety at Portland Specialty Baking LLC, with reports of several employees suffering hand injuries from a dough chunker… Read More »Oregon OSHA Seeking Some Dough from Portland Bakery
March 10, 2015 Region 7 58-year-old worker dies because Bridgeton, Missouri, manufacturer ignores safety hazards OSHA cites Hussmann Corp. for 3 willful, 12 serious violations BRIDGETON, Mo. – A 58-year-old maintenance worker was killed after he was pinned between a scrap metal table and a railing… Read More »58-year-old worker dies because Bridgeton, Missouri, manufacturer ignores safety hazards
10 Arc Flash Prediction and Prevention Myths INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVES SEPTEMBER 16, 2011 Kevin Meagher is Chief Technology Officer, Power Analytics Corporation, where he leads the company’s technology development and strategy as well as critical strategic relationships in emerging technologies. It’s no doubt you already know that,… Read More »10 Arc Flash Prediction and Prevention Myths
March. 3, 2015 Region 2 Blocked exits, electrical hazards found after worker electrocuted at distribution warehouse in Dayton, N.J. Employer name and location: Seldat Distribution Inc., 15 Thatcher Road, Dayton, New Jersey. Date investigation initiated: The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration initiated an… Read More »Blocked exits, electrical hazards found after worker electrocuted at distribution warehouse in Dayton, N.J.
March 3, 2015 Region 4 Untrained worker suffers fatal electrocution at H.M. Richards Inc. Furniture manufacturer fails to protect employee from electrical hazard GUNTOWN, Miss. – Raymond Marvin Reece was a husband and father who enjoyed pleasures like family boating trips, camping and stock-car racing. Tragically,… Read More »Untrained worker suffers fatal electrocution at H.M. Richards Inc.
Region 1 February 17, 2015 Employees at Bristol, Connecticut, trash-to-energy plant exposed to combustible dust, fire, electrical, confined space, other hazards OSHA proposes $80,100 in fines for Covanta Energy Bristol Inc. Employer name: Covanta Energy Bristol Inc. Inspection site: 170 Enterprise Rd., Bristol, Conn. 06010 Date inspection… Read More »Employees at Bristol, Connecticut, trash-to-energy plant exposed to combustible dust, fire, electrical, confined space, other hazards
Region 5 Feb. 12, 2015 Frick Service Inc. exposes workers to electrical, respiratory hazards OSHA cites 32 serious health & safety violations at Portage, Indiana, storage facility Employer name: Frick Service Inc., Portage, Indiana Inspection site: 800 Sun Drive, Portage, Indiana On Aug. 28, 2014, the U.S. Department… Read More »Frick Service Inc. exposes workers to electrical, respiratory hazards
November 14, 2014 Electrician Sues GE After Suffering Severe Burns from Drive An electrician is suing General Electric and ICR Engineering after he suffered serious burns from a defect in a GE product. According to the complaint as reported by the Madison-St. Clair Record, Michael Combs was working… Read More »Electrician Sues GE After Suffering Severe Burns from Drive