Sentence examples for Workplace safety violation from inspiring English sources

In reality it was some people dicking about on high wires, and even that didn't work – after several injuries to actors, the show was hit with a workplace safety violation.

OSHA issues fines of up to $70,000 for each repeat or willful workplace safety violation, and has slapped companies such as BP, Samsung and US Steel with multimillion dollar fines.

The power shift will likely hobble legislative initiatives such as imposing tougher sanctions for workplace safety violations and making it easier to form unions.

Last month, state officials cited the show, playing at the Foxwoods Theater, for two workplace safety violations that did not carry fines.

-The state eventually allowed the factory to reopen, but in July 2011, the federal government cited the company for workplace safety violations carrying fines of more than $62,000.

McWane Inc., a cast iron pipe manufacturer with one of the nation's most extensive records of workplace safety violations, was fined $130,000 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Contractors building the L.A. subway made major campaign contributions to local officials who awarded rail contracts and prosecuted (or not) workplace safety violations.

For decades, the most egregious workplace safety violations have routinely escaped prosecution, even when they led directly to deaths or grievous injuries.

Federal regulators on Friday cited "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" for three serious workplace safety violations, though the proposed fine of $12,600 is unlikely to faze a production that has already run through $65 million.

Because OSHA's powers are limited to workplace safety violations, its investigators did not specifically address if a change in the way the floors were designed, which occurred after original structural plans had been set, was a factor in the collapse.

But an analysis of federal inspection data by The New York Times found that several of the independent companies seeking the rollback, including Energy XXI, had been cited for workplace safety violations in recent years at a rate much higher than the industry average.