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Excavation Company Faces Citations After Failing 3 Inspections -- Occupational Health & Safety

In the last five years, employees have been found exposed to trench hazards seven times, OSHA said.

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North Dakota Contractor Fined $505K After Failing 3 Inspections

Twice in 2022, the owner of a Mandan, North Dakota excavation company sat behind the controls of an excavator, supervising employees below as they

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Feds allege North Dakota contractor broke trench-digging safety rules; $505,000 fine proposed

Bowers Excavating, a Mandan business, has violated safety regulations seven times in five years, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

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Colorado nursing home group enters first-in-nation alliance with OSHA

A first-of-its-kind alliance between OSHA and a state nursing home group will educate about common hazards and whistleblower protections.

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Feds allege North Dakota contractor broke trench-digging safety rules; $505,000 fine proposed

Bowers Excavating, a Mandan business, has violated safety regulations seven times in five years, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

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