Contractor Cited for Repeat Trenching, Excavation Hazards on DOT Project  
  SEARCH: Sign In | Register | Contact Us | Site Map | Home  

Resources for Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

Contractor Cited for Repeat Trenching, Excavation Hazards on DOT Project

www.ohsonline.com

OSHA has proposed $50,000 in penalties against Northern Pipeline Construction Co. for two repeat safety violations that occurred as the company was relocating gas main lines in Cumming, Ga., under contract to Atlanta Gas Light Resources as part of a Georgia Department of Transportation project. Agency inspectors found that the Fairburn, Ga.-based utility contractor was installing pipe through a trench that was 50 feet in length and 6 feet in depth without a means of employee egress and without having a protective system in place. OSHA cited the company in 2006 for similar violations that occurred while it was installing a tap in a trench that was 7 to 8 feet in depth.

View the Resource



Share or bookmarklet this web page at:





Google
Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Support | Directory Links | Contact Us | Site Map | Home
Copyright © 2007-2008 ComplianceHome.com. A SUPREMUS GROUP venture. All rights reserved.