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November 16, 2009
 

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OSHA cites New Bedford, Mass., seafood processor following worker death in ice machine

OSHA has cited Northern Wind Inc., a New Bedford, Mass., seafood processor, for 23 alleged violations of workplace safety standards after a worker was killed on May 4 when he became caught in the moving parts of a large industrial ice-making machine that activated while he was performing maintenance work inside it.

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OSHA cites Loren Cook Co. of Springfield, Mo., for $511,000 following worker's death

OSHA has cited Loren Cook Co. of Springfield with seven alleged willful and three alleged serious violations after a worker was killed by an ejected machine part May 13. The seven instance-by-instance willful citations, at $70,000 each, are proposed for failing to guard seven manual spinning lathes, totaling a proposed willful penalty of $490,000.

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OSHA cites Brooklyn, NY, contractor for electrocution and fall hazards at Westchester County worksite

OSHA has proposed $50,600 in fines against Metro Steel Fabricators Inc., a Brooklyn steel erection contractor, for alleged willful and serious violations of safety standards at a Tuckahoe, N.Y., jobsite. OSHA's inspection found that workers at the 30 Elm St. worksite were exposed to electrocution hazards while working within 10 feet of energized high-voltage power and service lines, while workers who were connecting steel beams without fall protection were exposed to falls of three stories.

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