Three Ohio companies violated workplace safety standards this summer by exposing workers to 60-foot falls at a Columbus work site, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced Wednesday.
Temporary employment agency Construction Labor Contractors had placed six workers at the site — a commercial construction project soon to be a technology building — on July 12. The Daimler Group was the general contractor, while subcontractor Seneca Steel Erectors Inc. employed the temps.
That day, visiting OSHA inspectors found workers installing steel at heights of up t...
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