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Cooperative Process Drives Safety Improvements at United's Largest Hub

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Following an assessment of United Airlines' O'Hare facilities by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), United is taking a number of steps to improve safety in employee work areas.

United intends to evaluate OSHA's specific findings and will meet with OSHA to continue discussing the improvements the Company has made during and after the on-site assessment, which was completed in February.

Specifically, United brought in a third-party safety expert to assist in making immediate facility repairs. These efforts included identifying and correcting concerns related to electrical wiring such as repairing damaged conduit and installing electrical outlet plates. Also, United acted on OSHA's concerns by installing new machine guards and removing fall hazards.

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