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READER SUBMITTED: Lauretano Sign Group Is Hosting An ISA Crane Training Session
StatewideThis is the first ever sign crane training session in Connecticut and several of the largest sign companies in the region are in attendance. Lauretano President Pat Byrne says "We are very pleased to host this session for a large number of Crane Operators... -
Man killed in Oklahoma industrial accident was from Springfield
cbrewer@schurz.comALTUS, Okla. - A worker killed in an industrial accident in Oklahoma has been identified as a man from Springfield. Authorities say 57-year old Mark Rooney died in the accident on Tuesday afternoon at the Planters Cooperative grain elevator in Altus....Tags: Health and Safety at Work
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Declan Sullivan's legacy touches dozens of young lives
In her heart, Nicole Lopez always wanted these opportunities for her daughter, Amani. In her mind, she never truly believed they were possible given their neighborhood and family budget. At age 6, Amani Manning reads above her grade level. She attends a...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, University of Notre Dame, Science and Technology, Brian Kelly, Teaching and Learning
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CORRECTED-Texas fertilizer company didn't heed disclosure rules before blast
Reuters(Corrects rental truck brand used by McVeigh was from Ryder, not U-Haul, in paragraph 20) By Joshua Schneyer, Ryan McNeill and Janet Roberts NEW YORK, April 20 (Reuters) - The fertilizer plant that exploded on Wednesday, obliterating part of a small...Tags: Chemical Industry, Plant Openings, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology, Environmental Politics
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Bristol Man Dies In Massachusetts Industrial Accident
The Hartford CourantA Bristol man was killed Thursday in an industrial accident at worksite in Northampton, Mass., officials said. Alfred Cabiya, 56, was among several workers assembling a structure at a Massachusetts Department of Transportation facility when part of it...Tags: Accidental Death, Beacon Falls, Health and Safety at Work
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Before Texas plant exploded: What did regulators know?
ReutersBy Anna Driver and Joshua Schneyer HOUSTON/NEW YORK, April 19 (Reuters) - Despite being located within a short walk of a nursing home, school and residential buildings, West Fertilizer Co in central Texas had no blast walls and had filed no contingency...Tags: Chemical Industry, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Medical Specialization, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Fertilizer
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Exxon Beaumont hydrotreater overhaul halts after blaze -sources
Reuters* Seven contractors hospitalized; Four being treated for burns * Wednesday flash fire hit unit being overhauled HOUSTON, April 18 (Reuters) - The overhaul of a hydrotreater hit by a flash fire on Wednesday at Exxon Mobil Corp's 344,500 barrel per day...Tags: Exxon Mobil Corporation, Health and Safety at Work
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Disney's Space Mountain, Soarin' Over California remain closed
A ride at Disneyland and another at neighboring Disney California Adventure Park remained closed Tuesday as park officials worked to fix safety violations cited by the state. Disney officials said they voluntarily closed Disneyland's Space Mountain...
Tags: Career and Workplace, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Health and Safety at Work, Punishment, Disneyland Park
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Two Disney rides remain closed in wake of state citations
A ride at Disneyland and another at Disney California Adventure Park remained closed Monday following several citations issued by the state over worker safety violations. Disney officials said they voluntarily closed Disneyland's Space Mountain and...
Tags: Career and Workplace, Fines, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Employees, Punishment
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OSHA: Metra owes employee in whistleblower case
Tribune reporterThe U.S. Labor Department says Metra violated federal law by retaliating against an employee who complained about safety and has ordered the commuter rail agency to give the whistle-blower $38,000 in overtime pay. The 22-year Metra employee,...Tags: Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, Metra, Employees, Health and Safety at Work
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Two Disney rides remain closed in wake of state citations
A ride at Disneyland and another at Disney California Adventure Park remained closed Monday as park officials worked to fix safety violations cited by the state. Disney officials said they voluntarily closed Disneyland's Space Mountain and Soarin'...
Tags: Gardens and Parks, Fines, Tourism and Leisure, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Amusement and Theme Parks
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Seminars help farmers better manage on-farm employees
JAMESTOWN, N.D. -- As livestock and other farms get fewer and larger, farm owners often must attract and retain qualified farm help. Fourteen farmers attended a first-of-its-kind set of seminars in North Dakota on agriculture employment management....Tags: Watertown, Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Health and Safety at Work, U.S. Department of Agriculture, South Dakota State University
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