OEL Worldwide Industries

Northeast Hospital Corporation, Beverly Hospital’s parent company, faces $63,000 in fines after an inspection alleged “repeat and serious violations” of electrical safety standards at the facility. After a complaint from an employee, the US Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspected the hospital last month, said John Chavez, a Beverly Hospital spokesman. “OSHA [...]

US Department of Labor’s OSHA cites North Western Energy in Billings, Mont., for electrical hazards after employee injured by high-voltage equipment BILLINGS, Mont. – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued citations to North Western Energy in Billings for one repeat and two serious safety violations after an employee was [...]

PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Like most people enduring a lengthy health crisis or an extended illness, Zane Wetzel knows a lot of medical terminology. The Ohio native and Mars Hill resident talked in detail on Monday about upcoming skin-grafting surgeries and procedures as two therapists at County Physical Therapy in Presque Isle stretched, manipulated and [...]

OSHA has issued Ace Iron and Metal Co. of Columbus, Ohio, 14 alleged safety violations for failing to provide workers’ machine guards and personal protective equipment, and to train them in safety procedures. The investigation was initiated in September 2010 after a worker was pinned under a scrap hauler, resulting in permanent damage to his [...]

Outland Faces $378K Fine Over Worker Injury Outland Renewable Services says that it “respectfully disagrees” with the Department of Labor’s findings, which indicate that the company ignored safety rules that led to a worker being severely burned. Canby-based Outland Renewable Services has received six citations for safety violations after a technician at a wind farm [...]