OSHA fines U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for repeated violations

October 19, 2015
 
OSHA fines Pendills Creek National Fish Hatchery for employee amputation and asbestos hazards when working in their tanks and pits.
 
"Tanks and pits can be dangerous or fatal for workers lacking proper training and protection," said Larry Johnson, director of OSHA's Lansing Area Office. "Like private employers, federal agencies must correct safety and health deficiencies immediately. Failing to do so is inexcusable." 

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