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(MoneyNewsWire.Net, February 03, 2015 ) Boise City, ID -- Superior Steel Products, located in Boise, Idaho, has been cited after the death of one of their employees. It has been found that his death could have been prevented if the company had enforced safety procedures.
While an improper load was being forklifted nine feet off the ground, a basket fell off and collided with the victim.
O.S.H.A. found that employees of the plant were not fully trained on how to avoid forklift accidents. They have proposed a $38,780.00 fine, not only for this accident, but for other violations that were discovered, such as respiratory danger and fire hazards.
Almost a quarter of all deaths in a work place include the use of a forklift. Because of this, O.S.H.A. will be putting a new emphasis on safety procedures that pertain to forklifts and the other hazards they found during their recent investigation at Superior Steel Products.
One O.S.H.A. representative, when speaking about the victim’s family, stated, “They lost someone they loved because Superior Steel Products did not ensure basic safety procedures for dangerous heavy equipment."
Anytime someone is accidently and unexpectedly killed, the surviving family is thrown into extreme turmoil. They immeasurably suffer both emotionally and financially by being forced to take on the burden of life without their loved one. Attorneys such as Craig Swapp and his team of associates are currently offering assistance to families in a similar situation. Those that have lost a loved one and suspect an accidental wrongful death can contact a Boise personal injury lawyer at 208-789-2160 or chat at http://www.craigswapp.com/boise/.
Contact:
Craig Swapp & Associates
208-789-2160
http://www.craigswapp.com/boise/
Craig Swapp & Associate
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208-789-2160
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