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MA Excavation Company Cited by OSHA After Violating Excavation Safety Standards

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited Wakefield, MA excavation and utilities contractor Joseph P. Cardillo & Son Inc. for willful and serious violations of excavation safety standards at a Milton, MA worksite. Cardillo is subject to almost $145,000 in proposed fines following an inspection by…

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OSHA Cites Packaging Corporation of America For Repeat Safety Hazards After MA Plant Inspection

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited the Packaging Corporation of America for two repeat violations of workplace safety standards following an inspection of the company’s Chelmsford, MA manufacturing plant. The company is now facing up to $66,000 in potential fines. OSHA spokesperson Jeffrey…

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OSHA Extends Comment Period of Proposed Crystalline Silica Rule to Feb. 11

In August 2013, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration filed a petition for a new rule that would reduce the instance of chronic respiratory illness and cancer among U.S. workers, by putting limits on the amount of crystalline silica a worker can legally be exposed to.…

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Hospital Workers are Susceptible to Serious Massachusetts Work Injuries

If you are a hospital worker who was injured on the job, you should speak to a Massachusetts workers’ compensation law firm. Depending on the nature of the job, a hospital worker may be at risk of serious injuries from slip and fall accidents, lifting and transferring patients, infectious diseases…

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OSHA Extends the Comment Period for Proposed Rule that Would Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses

The United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced this week that it has planned to extend the comment period through March 8, 2014 on the proposed rule to improve workplace safety through the development of enhanced tracking of reported workplace injuries and illnesses. The period was extended by 30…

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MA Worker Seriously Burned During Fire At Lynn Chemical Plant

An employee was seriously burned during a flash fire at a Lynn chemical plant on Wednesday morning. Lynn firefighters responded to C.L. Hauthaway Corporation, a plant that produces polymers and finishing compounds, after a fire ignited while an employee was mixing chemicals in a large vat. “Something caused the chemicals…

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