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UNIVERSAL DUST COLLECTOR MFG. & SUPPLY CORP. DBA UNIVERSAL INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL

49 COR 40-9077 [¶23,406] INJURY AND ILLNESS PRevention PROGRAM – Title 8, California Code of Regulations, §1509(a) The proffered evidence showed the Division did not establish a failure to implement periodic inspections or an IIPP procedure for identifying and evaluating hazards. SECURE DECKING – Title 8, California Code of Regulations, §1710(l)(5)(A) The proffered evidence showed … Read More »

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ASI BUILDERS, INC.

49 COR 40-9079 [¶23,407] WILLFUL CLASSIFICATION – Title 8, Cal. Code of Regulations, §334(e) The proffered evidence showed the Employer consciously and knowingly violated §§341(c)(1)(A) and 1630(a). AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES – The proffered evidence showed the Employer failed to establish that its violation of §1630(a) was excused by unusual site conditions or structural configurations, or by … Read More »

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Underground Construction Company, Inc. DBA UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC

49 COR 40-9075 [¶23,405R] ORDER – INTERLOCUTORY Labor Code §6614 – Employer’s Petition was interlocutory in nature because the order from which it sought reconsideration, the granting of the Division’s Motion to Amend Citation, was not a final order. The Board denied Employer’s Petition. Digest of COSHAB’s Decision After Reconsideration dated May 21, 2026, Inspection … Read More »

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M.C.M. Construction, Inc.

49 COR 40-9075 [¶23,404R] ORDER – INTERLOCUTORY Labor Code §6614 – Employer’s petition was interlocutory in nature because the order from which it sought reconsideration, the granting of the Division’s Motion to Amend Citation, was not a final order. The Board denied the petition for reconsideration. Digest of COSHAB’s Decision After Reconsideration dated May 19, … Read More »

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TESLA, INC. DBA TESLA MOTORS, INC.

49 COR 40-9071 [¶23,403] INJURY AND ILLNESS PROTECTION PROGRAM – Title 8, California Code of Regulations, §3203(b)(1) The proffered evidence showed the Division did not establish a violation of record-keeping requirements. HAZARDOUS ENERGY CONTROL – Title 8, California Code of Regulations, §3314(g) The proffered evidence showed the Division did not establish a violation of written … Read More »

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BLUE DIAMOND GROWERS – ¶23,402R

49 COR 40-9067 [¶23,402R] AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE – Unexpected Extreme Departure Defense The Board concluded that the evidence established that all three elements were demonstrated by Employer. DUE PROCESS – The Board concluded that the Division was not prejudiced by the post-submission amendment and that it was sufficiently provided with due process upon notice and the … Read More »

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HORMEL FOOD OPERATIONS, LLC

49 COR 40-9065 [¶23,401R] JURISDICTION – GOOD CAUSE Title 8, California Code of Regulations, §6601 – The Appeals Board did not find good cause for Employer’s filing of the late appeal. Digest of COSHAB’s Denial of Petition for Reconsideration dated April 23, 2026, Inspection No. 1819474. Ed Lowry, Chair. Judith S. Freyman, Board Member. … Read More »

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S AND J INTERIORS, INC.

49 COR 40-9063 [¶23,400] PORTABLE LADDER TRAINING – Title 8, Cal. Code of Regulations, §3276(f) The proffered evidence showed the Division failed to meet its burden of proof to show Employer did not provide training on the safe use of ladders. LADDER USE ON ROLLING SCAFFOLDS – Title 8, Cal. Code of Regulations, §1646(f) The … Read More »

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