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Cleveland bakeware company fined $182K by OSHA after two worker amputations

by HR News Canada Staff December 10, 2024

written by HR News Canada Staff December 10, 2024

A Cleveland bakeware manufacturer is facing $182,293 in proposed fines after federal investigators found safety violations related to two incidents that resulted in workers suffering amputations. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited G&S Metal ...

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Cleveland bakeware company fined $182K by OSHA after two worker amputations

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