16 workers are killed each day working on the job; the death of two oil rig workers in Texas has led to a proposed OSHA fine of $93,700.

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Kentucky Workers' Compensation

11/11/2011
Robert L. Abell
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OSHA Fine Proposed After 2 Worker Deaths

What is the OSHA fine proposed after repeat violations led to the death of two oil rig workers? $93,700.  The worker, Sandy Daves and Jason Bolt, were killed when a piece of equipment they were using came apart.  Among the violations by Robinson Drilling of Texas Ltd. were failing to follow industry practices that could have prevented the accident, failing to provide covers on floor holes to prevent trip hazards, not ensuring that breathing equipment was fully charged and not making sure work surfaces were clean and dry.

Source:  Abilene Reporter-News


Every day in the United States 16 workers are killed on the job; watch: 16 Deaths Per Day


Worker safety is important every day. Injuries on the job can raise serious problems for employees and their families. If you have been hurt on the job and need a lawyer's helpf, contact Lexington, Kentucky workers comp lawyer Robert Abell at 859-254-7076.   



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