OSHA Cites Colorado Nursing Home $9,054

February 5, 2018

The U.S. Department of Labor Cites Colorado Nursing Home $9,054 for Workplace Violence Hazards

OSHA has cited Pioneer Health Care Center of Rocky Ford for not protecting employees from violence in the workplace. 

OSHA opened an investigation at Pioneer Health Care Center in response to two complaints related to workplace violence received back in August of 2017. OSHA subsequently identified five documented incidents of workplace violence in 2017 that resulted in employee injuries along with many unreported incidents. OSHA had issued one serious citation for failing to implement adequate measures to protect employees from workplace violence hazards

“Employers are responsible for providing employees a safe and healthy workplace,” said OSHA’s Englewood Area Director David Nelson. “Pioneer Health Care Center must understand that their employees’ safety is important.”

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