Cintas Corporation Facing Massive Fine for Worker’s Death
The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) is proposing almost $2.8 million in penalties against Cintas Corp.
The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) is proposing almost $2.8 million in penalties against Cintas Corp.
An elevator operator died when the elevator's counterweights came crashing down on his head and chest.
A man was strangled after his shirt-sleeve was caught by the rotating drill bit of a drill press he was operating.
A machinist was finishing a piece of stainless steel on a lathe. The metal shavings peeled off the rotating lathe in one large wire strand and wrapped around his neck, causing partial decapitation. Investigation of
An employee at a mine was found strangled to death. The scarf he was wearing around his neck had become twisted around the rotating drill. To prevent such a tragedy from recurring, remember these safe
Could This Have Been You? An equipment operator for an engineering firm was operating a backhoe without wearing a hard hat or seat belt.
A lumberyard worker was fatally struck by a 1,200-pound (543.6 kilogram) metal commercial garage door.

Dale Scott was in the mechanic's shop alone fixing a leaky left rear tire on a front-end loader.

A 61-year-old woodworker was killed as he was trying to replace a glue tray in a glue-press machine while it was still operating.
A city maintenance worker who was trying to dislodge material from a street sweeper's suction hose was killed after accidentally placing his foot on a lever that raises and lowers the machine's hopper.
An 18-year-old worker at a construction site was electrocuted when he touched a light fixture while descending from a scaffold for his afternoon break. The source of the electricity was apparently a short in a receptacle, but examination revealed that the electrical equipment used by the contractor was in such poor condition that it was impossible to make a certain determination of the source of the short.

There are at least 3 things wrong with this lockout/tagout arrangement.

Workers get killed when you take shortcuts with your lockout/tagout procedures.

Use this photo to train workers how NOT to carry out a tagout control of hazardous energy when servicing machinery and equipment.