A New Jersey manufacturer of beauty and pharmaceutical products faces $45,000 in penalties after the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspected its plant in response to a complaint and found that the company had failed to train temporary workers on chemical hazards and exposed them to excessive noise.
OSHA said in a press release that it found 14 serious violations at Bentley Laboratories in Edison during the Oct. 16 inspection. OSHA also cited the temporary staffing firm that supplied the workers, Joule Clinical & Scientific Staffing Solutions of Pittsburgh, for fai...
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