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Resources for Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)Resources > OSHA > ArticlesSub-Categories: Listings 271 - 280 of 849:
Labor Dept's OSHA fines 11 contractors
Eleven contractors, chiefly from western and central New York, have been cited by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Admini...
Labor Dept. proposes fines for OSHA violations at SeverCorr site
Sixteen companies have been cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for what it says were safety and health violations at the Seve...
Lancaster company fined by OSHA
Erie Interstate Contractors Inc. of Lancaster will pay for violations uncovered by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Admin...
Las Vegas to get new OSHA training center
More than 20,000 business employees nationally received safety training from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in 2007. Nevada soon...
Lawmakers want safety reviews company-wide: OSHA practices make it hard to identify patterns of work hazards throughout a company
Workplace safety accidents and even near-misses should prompt regulators to conduct company-wide reviews to look for similar hazards at other plants, ...
Lawmakers: OSHA Criminal, Civil Penalties “Weak and Ineffective”
In an April 29 Senate hearing, congressional lawmakers described OSHA as being “dangerously ineffective” in protecting workers, and claimed the agency...
Lawmakers: OSHA Criminal, Civil Penalties “Weak and Ineffective”
In an April 29 Senate hearing, congressional lawmakers described OSHA as being “dangerously ineffective” in protecting workers, and claimed the agency...
Lawrence Co. company faces OSHA fine
R.K. Wallace Construction Inc., of Hattiesburg, will pay a $72,000 fine under a proposal by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration. OSHA ha...
LICH, OSHA, Union Form Alliance for Emergency Training
A unique alliance has been formed between Long Island College Hospital (LICH) of Brooklyn, the Service Employees International Union Local 1199 and th...
Lifeguards Didn't Respond Accordingly, Cal-OSHA Says
A state agency found that a 4-year-old boy who died at an amusement park pool was floating for 39 seconds before a lifeguard responded. Cal-OSHA re... |
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