Inclement weather can make a workplace much more dangerous. Companies in Colorado are required to train employees to operate within certain safety guidelines, but these may not always cover outside variables such as weather conditions. Awareness of the threat that...
Month: January 2017
Occupational disease: Asbestos exposure threaten auto mechanics
Asbestos can cause severe illness, and many workers in Colorado and other states suffer life-threatening consequences after exposure. Some authorities believe previous studies minimized the risk of asbestos to "brake workers" in the automotive industry. Mesothelioma...
Threat of workplace injury leads to almost $200,000 fine
Any construction company in Colorado or other states must comply with federal safety regulations -- regardless of its size. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently fined a large corporation that has reportedly been involved in major projects for...
Construction injuries: City worker dies while marking waterlines
Whenever construction companies in Colorado and other states plan projects that include excavation, they must call the local utility companies to indicate and mark underground electricity, gas or water lines. This is to avoid unexpected construction injuries when...
Fatal workplace injury at demolition site leads to OSHA fines
Construction sites nationwide, including in Colorado, always pose numerous dangers, regardless of whether a building is going up or coming down. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently announced the completion of an investigation into a fatal...
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