SAN FRANCISCO - A runaway locomotive, allegations of "serious safety violations," and an accident that injured the tunneling superintendent for Shea-Kiewit-Kenny and two co-workers on March 11, caused the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to shut down the L.A. subway project's largest tunneling job for a few days. Parsons-Dillingham, the MTA's construction manager, said it would not permit tunneling to continue until the contractor had taken corrective actions.The Cal-OSHA Mining and Tunneling Un
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