OSHA proposes fines totaling $212,000 to Lincoln Paper & Tissue LLC
March 16, 2011
OSHA proposes fines totaling $212,000 to Lincoln Paper & Tissue LLC in Maine for recurring hazards after a worker injury
OSHA proposes fines totaling $212,000 to Lincoln Paper & Tissue LLC in Maine for recurring hazards after a worker injury
"The sizable fines proposed reflect not only the severity of the hazards found here but also the fact that several of these conditions are similar to hazards cited and corrected following our 2008 inspection of the mill," said William Coffin, OSHA's area director for Maine. "Abating a hazard but allowing it to recur puts employees at risk anew from conditions that should not have existed in the first place. They must be corrected promptly, fully and permanently for the safety of the mill's workers."
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