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U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
 OSHA fines Imperial Sugar $8.7M in deadly blastFederal officials said Friday that Imperial Sugar Co. should face fines of more than $8.7 million for violations at two plants, including a Georgia facility where an explosion killed 13 people.
Cintas workers on 'Painful Truth Tour'
A labor union-backed coalition formed after a worker's death in a Tulsa plant last year is touring the country, claiming Cintas Corp., the nation's largest uniform supplier, puts production quotas and profit margins ahead of workplace safety.  Okla. crane fall kills man watching constructionChurch members watching the steeple being raised on their new building looked on in horror Thursday as a crane holding the structure toppled, crushing a car and killing a 79-year-old man who had been watching from inside the vehicle, firefighters said.
OSHA to investigate Vail crane accident
Investigators from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are looking into a crane accident in Vail that slowed traffic on Interstate 70 for several hours.
Officials investigate worker death
The Mcleod County Sheriff's office is investigating the death of a worker at a Winsted manufacturing facility.  Investigation of Houston crane collapse beginsFederal investigators on Saturday began trying to figure out why one of the world's largest mobile cranes toppled over, killing four contract workers and injuring seven others.
Fourth possible heat-related death investigated
State labor officials are investigating if high heat caused the death of a farmworker in Kingsburg last week in what could be the fourth heat-related death in the fields this summer.
Workers electrocuted in Murrysville identified
The Allegheny County Medical Examiner has identified two men who were electrocuted when scaffolding they were erecting hit a power line.
Plant worker crushed in Miami
A man working at a Miami recycling plant is dead after being run over by a 40,000-pound front-end loader.
OSHA proposes $110,000 fine for Savannah plant
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration wants the operators of a Savannah plant to pay a stiff fine. |
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