Occupational Safety and Health Administration publishes 19 press releases in May

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration publishes 19 press releases in May

There were 19 press releases published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in May.

The most recent press release, "JBS Foods USA reaches settlement with OSHA to develop, implement infectious disease preparedness plan at seven meat processing plants," was submitted on May 27.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration published 30 press releases the month before, marking a 36.7 percent decrease for the current month.

OSHA regulates safety and health conditions in most private industries. It also administers the Whistleblower Protection Program, which ensures an employer cannot retaliate against an employee who reports any safety issues, health concerns, or other secured activity.

The agency can assess a maximum fine of $7,000 for every serious violation of OSHA standards and $70,000 for a repeated or willful violation.

Press releases by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in May
TitlePublication Date
JBS Foods USA reaches settlement with OSHA to develop, implement infectious disease preparedness plan at seven meat processing plants05/27/2022
US Department of Labor cites Athens lumber manufacturer for ignoring required safety precautions after forklift fatally strikes worker05/23/2022
Illinois construction contractor continues to ignore deadly fall hazards, faces $263K in fines after Park Ridge inspection finds roofers exposed to risks05/23/2022
US Department of Labor urges caution to avoid fall, electrical, other hazards during spring storm cleanup throughout South Dakota05/17/2022
CORRECTED: US Department of Labor finds Breckenridge contractor willfully exposed workers to trench hazards after fatal cave-in05/17/2022
Grand jury indicts Didion Milling Inc., six managers on nine counts related to five deaths, numerous serious injuries in 2017 Cambria corn mill explosion05/16/2022
US Department of Labor cites Continental Tire plant for multiple safety violations after 3 workers suffer severe injuries on consecutive days05/13/2022
US Department of Labor reminds Northeast employers thatworkers need protection from dangers of heat illness05/12/2022
US Department of Labor reminds Southwest employers that workers need protection from the dangers of heat illness05/11/2022
Serial violator: South Dakota contractor faces serious and willful citations following 2 separate inspections for workers in unprotected trenches05/11/2022
US Department of Labor emphasis program to prevent hearing loss moves to enforcement phase begins May 1705/10/2022
US Department of Labor cites oil company after 3 workers suffer severe injuries in North Dakota well explosion05/09/2022
US Department of Labor, stakeholders sign partnership to train, protect workers from construction hazards at Wisconsin Center Expansion project05/06/2022
OSHA to offer on-site, online training event from Aug. 2-4 to enhance safety, health of federal workers05/05/2022
US Department of Labor cites 2 Georgia construction contractors after Yellow River bridge collapse takes worker’s life05/05/2022
US Department of Labor issues willful citations to Edmond asphalt, concrete paving contractor after investigation into 18-year-old worker’s fatal injury05/04/2022
US Department of Labor renews ‘Star Level’ designation of Acushnet Company, Custom Operations for workplace safety, health achievements05/04/2022
Worker suffers arm amputation from brick crushing machine with previously identified defect, employer failed to repair deficiency05/02/2022
OSHA proposes $793K in fines for Philadelphia roofing contractor who exposed workers to fall hazards at 5 southern New Jersey locations05/02/2022

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