Correction (27)

In our Oct. 11 story, “Six Employers Cited in 2012 Central Coast Valley Fever Outbreak” (p. 10702), we listed Hot Line Construction as being cited for an alleged violation of Construction Safety Orders §1509, the construction Injury and Illness Prevention Program standard. In fact, Hot Line was cited under General Industry Safety Orders §5144, the … Read More »

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Winery Death Triggers Cal/OSHA Hazard Alert on Ammonia Safety

On the heels of a Sept. 11 incident that took the life of a temporary worker at a Southern California winery, California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) has issued a hazard alert to warn employers about the dangers of using ammonia at such workplaces. The worker was employed by Placement Pro and working … Read More »

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P.W. STEPHENS, INC.

  37 COR 40-6416 [¶ 21,643] INJURY AND ILLNESS PREVENTION PROGRAM – CODE OF SAFE PRACTICES Cal. Code Regs, tit. 8, § 1509(b) (2010) – Employer did not have a code of safe practices that related to its business of asbestos removal.  RESPIRATORY PROTECTION – FIT TESTING Cal. Code Regs, tit. 8, § 1529(h)(2)(A) (2010) … Read More »

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CANNON CONSTRUCTORS INC. (2)

36 COR 40-6274 [¶ 21,474] CARCINOGEN REPORT OF USE REQUIREMENTS – EMERGENCY Cal. Code Regs, tit. 8, § 5203(f) (2009) – The Division failed to prove that an “emergency” existed. Therefore, there was insufficient evidence that Employer violated the safety order. ASBESTOS – REGULATED AREAS Cal. Code Regs, tit. 8, § 1529(e) (2009) – Employer’s … Read More »

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Dosh To Start Diacetyl Standard Discussions Sept. 28 In Oakland

LOS ANGELES – With new cases of a debilitating lung disease coming to light, a federal investigation of exposures in California and a petition for an emergency standard to protect employees, Cal/OSHA announces it will start discussions of a new standard for the chemical diacetyl later this month. California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health … Read More »

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