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    John Larrimer
    • Aug 17, 2016
    • 2 min

    Ohio Metal Coating Plant Continues to Violate This Same OSHA Safety Regulation

    A metal coating plant in Sylvania, Ohio has been accused of violating the same OSHA safety regulation it has been cited for in the past. Moore Metal Finishing was previously cited for failing to provide its employees with the necessary protective gear. Investigators working for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) were conducting a follow-up inspection when they found the safety violations. Moore Metal Finishing was then cited for one willful, five repeate
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    John Larrimer
    • Aug 10, 2016
    • 2 min

    The 10 Most Common OSHA Safety Violations

    Employers should make workplace safety a priority. Unfortunately, some companies tend to value profits over the safety of their employees. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is responsible for enforcing safety regulations, and disciplining those that fail to comply. 10 Most Commonly Cited OSHA Safety Violations Fall Protection – Employers, especially those in construction, have a duty to keep their workers safe from falls. Fall-related injuries are the most com
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    John Larrimer
    • Jul 20, 2016
    • 2 min

    What You Need to Know About the New Work Safety Penalty Changes

    In November of last year, Congress passed the Bipartisan Budget Act, which requires OSHA and other federal agencies to make much needed changes to their civil penalties in order to promote work safety. The penalty changes were based on inflation over recent years. In August 2016, those penalty increases will start to take effect. The penalties are now set to be adjusted each year to match inflation, meaning they are likely to continue rising. Civil penalties associated with O
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    John Larrimer
    • May 4, 2016
    • 2 min

    Why is OSHA Fining a Company in Northwood $30,000?

    Last month, a worker was injured when a stacked pile of tubular steel broke loose and crashed on top of the worker’s leg at Macomb’s warehouse. The worker went to the hospital, though no reports were released on the severity of his injuries. The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) investigated and found the company failed to secure the steel in addition to failing to report the injury within a 24-hour period. Though the two original violations amounted to $12
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    Larrimer & Larrimer, LLC, keeps its main offices in Columbus, but we also operate in Granville, Zanesville, Logan, Newark, Lima and Portsmouth. As part of our dedication to helping as many injured workers in Ohio as possible, we never want anyone to draw a blank when asking, “Is there an experienced and caring workers’ compensation lawyer near me?” Let us know what we can do for you by requesting a free consultation today.

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    Columbus, Ohio 43215

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    Portsmouth, Ohio 45662

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    Granville, Ohio 43023

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    Zanesville, Ohio 43701

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    Lima, Ohio 45801

    (419) 222-6266

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