A Cal/OSHA Appeals Board Decision After Reconsideration that allowed the Division of Occupational Safety and Health to amend a citation after a hearing does not constitute a de facto “underground …
The Cal/OSHA Appeals Board has issued what amounts to a precedential decision on a key issue. The case narrows down what “as close as practicable” means in terms of providing …
A 10-foot fall by a construction worker at a Rancho Cordova residential project in 2016 turned into an almost eight-year legal battle between his employer and Cal/OSHA. The case, L&S …
A review of recent employer settlements with the Cal/OSHA Appeals Board included one case that particularly stood out: Lamps Plus in Redlands appeared to face failure-to-abate (FTA) penalties of almost …
The Cal/OSHA Standards Board will hold another advisory committee meeting about making broad changes to regulations regarding so-called “walking/working surfaces.” The committee meets on February 22nd in Sacramento. This meeting …
Ricky Miller, Jr., was an employee of Tri-Valley Amusement, Inc., owned by Charlie Gelatini. The Moose lodge hired Tri-Valley to move an ATM, and Miller and Gelantini were on hand …