After an explosion at a drilling technology company in another state in August, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration launched an investigation. Although investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the explosion, the federal agency has...
Month: December 2015
Unguarded wood working equipment can cause permanent disability
Colorado workers in the woodworking industry are faced with multiple amputation hazards on a daily basis. Under federal labor laws, employers have to ensure that all machinery and equipment are safeguarded with energy controls to protect workers from moving machine...
Worker fatally injured at work on his first day on the job
While workplace fatalities are often associated with industries such as construction and manufacturing, the lives of workers are lost in a variety of other industries nationwide, including here in Colorado. The family of a 19-year-old man in another state recently...
Another workplace fatality caused by falling objects from cranes
Struck-by hazards pose a significant danger to construction workers, especially in cases in which overhead cranes are moving heavy objects above the workers. Construction company owners must anticipate potential workplace accidents and provide workers with appropriate...
Death after fatal construction injuries leads to large OSHA fine
Construction company owners and contractors in Colorado are responsible for the safety of their employees. Regardless of whether the construction site is a multi-story building or a residence, hazard assessments must be carried out prior to the commencement of work...
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