OSHA opened a follow-up inspection in January 2009 to verify correction of conditions cited during a 2008 inspection. OSHA found the recurrence of several hazards, including improper storage, transfer and handling of flammable liquids and failure to provide workers with chemical resistant protective gloves and hazard communication training. Five repeat citations were issued, along with a failure-to-abate notice and two serious citations alleging the lack of machine guarding on a router and excessive air pressure for a compressed air hose.

[Multina USA Inc., Plattsburgh, NY]