OSHA proposes $77,000 in penalties
July 20, 2015
OSHA proposes fines of $77,000 against Metallurgical Products Incorporated for exposing employees to various mechanical, chemical, fire and explosion hazards. The hazards also included a lack of training in Personal Protective Equipment.
"To ensure the health and well-being of its employees, Metallurgical Products Inc. must address and correct these hazards immediately," said Warren Simpson, OSHA's area director in Hartford. "Employers need to be proactive about safeguarding their employees against work-related hazards. It's not just good policy, it is good business."
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