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RANDOLPH, MA 02368
Citation code: 1926.501(b)(13) — Fall protection — residential construction +2 more
Proposed penalty: $11,065
On residential construction jobs, workers who are up high must be protected from falling — with guardrails, safety nets, or a harness and lanyard tied off to a secure anchor. This citation means people were working at height on a home build or remodel without that protection in place.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SANFORD, NC 27330
Citation code: 1926.300(b)(01) — Tools — general requirements (construction)
Proposed penalty: $8,000
Hand and power tools must be kept in safe condition, with guards in place, and damaged tools taken out of service. Citations here mean tools were defective or unguarded.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SANFORD, NC 27330
Citation code: 1926.300(b)(01) — Tools — general requirements (construction)
Proposed penalty: $9,000
Hand and power tools must be kept in safe condition, with guards in place, and damaged tools taken out of service. Citations here mean tools were defective or unguarded.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SNOHOMISH, WA 98296
Citation code: 296-809-20002 — Confined spaces (Washington) +10 more
Proposed penalty: $25,688
Washington's confined spaces chapter requires employers to identify confined spaces, evaluate their hazards, and control entry with permits, testing, attendants, and rescue arrangements where required. Citations here mean confined-space duties were missed.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
FOND DU LAC, WI 54937
Citation code: 19100022 C — Walking-working surfaces — housekeeping and condition +1 more
Proposed penalty: $33,100
Floors, aisles, and other surfaces people walk on must be kept clean, orderly, dry where possible, and in good repair. Citations here mean walking surfaces were messy, damaged, wet, or otherwise unsafe to walk on.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
GHENT, KY 41045
Citation code: 338.31(1)(A) — General duty — employer must provide a safe workplace (Kentucky)
Proposed penalty: $7,000
Kentucky law requires every employer to furnish a workplace free from recognized hazards that can cause death or serious physical harm — the state's general duty clause. This citation means a serious, well-known hazard was found that the employer had not corrected.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SEATTLE, WA 98109
Citation code: 296-823-12005(2) — Bloodborne pathogens (Washington) +2 more
Proposed penalty: $6,420
Washington employers of workers exposed to blood or other infectious materials must have an exposure control plan, offer hepatitis B vaccination, provide protective equipment, and train workers. Citations here mean one of those infection-control duties was missed.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SAN ANTONIO, TX 78218
Citation code: 19100178 L02 III — Forklift / powered industrial truck safety +2 more
Proposed penalty: $33,100
Forklifts must be operated only by trained, certified drivers, kept in safe repair, and used within their rated capacity. Citations here mean untrained operators, unsafe trucks, or unsafe driving and loading.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SHELBYVILLE, KY 40065
Citation code: 338.31(1)(A) — General duty — employer must provide a safe workplace (Kentucky) +13 more
Proposed penalty: $38,250
Kentucky law requires every employer to furnish a workplace free from recognized hazards that can cause death or serious physical harm — the state's general duty clause. This citation means a serious, well-known hazard was found that the employer had not corrected.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
LOUISVILLE, KY 40245
Citation code: 338.31(1)(A) — General duty — employer must provide a safe workplace (Kentucky)
Proposed penalty: $7,000
Kentucky law requires every employer to furnish a workplace free from recognized hazards that can cause death or serious physical harm — the state's general duty clause. This citation means a serious, well-known hazard was found that the employer had not corrected.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
MONTPELIER, KY 42728
Citation code: 1904.39(a)(01) — Reporting a workplace death to OSHA within 8 hours +8 more
Proposed penalty: $29,500
An employer must report a worker's death to OSHA within 8 hours of learning about it. This citation means a workplace fatality was not reported on time, or at all.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
WAKE FOREST, NC 27587
Citation code: 1904.39(a)(02) — Reporting a serious injury or hospitalization to OSHA
Proposed penalty: $7,000
When a worker is hospitalized because of a work injury, loses an eye, or has an amputation, the employer must report it to OSHA within 24 hours. This citation means a reportable injury happened and OSHA was not notified in time, or at all.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
LOUISVILLE, KY 40213
Citation code: 338.31(1)(A) — General duty — employer must provide a safe workplace (Kentucky) +1 more
Proposed penalty: $9,800
Kentucky law requires every employer to furnish a workplace free from recognized hazards that can cause death or serious physical harm — the state's general duty clause. This citation means a serious, well-known hazard was found that the employer had not corrected.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
MONAHANS, TX 79756
Citation code: 1910.147(d)(06) — Lockout/tagout — controlling hazardous energy +1 more
Proposed penalty: $9,268
Machines must be locked or tagged out during servicing so they cannot start up or release stored energy unexpectedly. Citations here mean lockout/tagout procedures, training, inspections, or the locks themselves were missing.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
HAWESVILLE, KY 42348
Citation code: 1910.212(a)(01) — Machine guarding — point of operation
Proposed penalty: $5,500
The part of a machine where the work actually happens — the point of operation — must be guarded so a worker's hands or body cannot get into the danger zone while it runs. This citation means a machine was being used with that danger zone open and unguarded.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
FLORENCE, KY 41042
Citation code: 1910.212(a)(01) — Machine guarding — point of operation
Proposed penalty: $5,500
The part of a machine where the work actually happens — the point of operation — must be guarded so a worker's hands or body cannot get into the danger zone while it runs. This citation means a machine was being used with that danger zone open and unguarded.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
CONCORD, MA 01742
Citation code: 19100333 B02 I — Electrical safety-related work practices +5 more
Proposed penalty: $1,000 Repeat
Work on or near electrical circuits must be done de-energized and locked out whenever possible, with safe practices when live work is unavoidable. Citations here mean workers worked on live or improperly isolated circuits.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
LONGVIEW, WA 98632
Citation code: 296-307-11205(1) — Safety standards for agriculture (Washington) +3 more
Proposed penalty: $720 Repeat
Washington's agriculture safety standards cover farm workplaces — field sanitation, machinery, chemicals, and worker protection on farms. Citations here mean an agriculture safety requirement was missed.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
WEST RICHLAND, WA 99353
Citation code: 296-880-20005(1) — Fall protection (Washington)
Proposed penalty: $2,568 Repeat
Washington's unified fall protection rules require employers to protect workers from falls — guardrails, safety nets, or personal fall arrest systems at the heights and situations the rules cover. Citations here mean workers at height did not have the required protection.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
KENNEWICK, WA 99336
Citation code: 296-800-16050(1) — Workplace safety and health core rules (Washington) +5 more
Proposed penalty: $8,025
Washington's core safety rules cover every employer's basic duties — a written accident prevention program, safety meetings or committees, first aid, protective equipment, and correcting hazards. A citation here means one of those core duties was missed.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
LAKE STEVENS, WA 98258
Citation code: 296-155-120(1) — Construction safety standards (Washington)
Proposed penalty: $200 Repeat
Washington's construction safety chapter (DOSH) sets the safety requirements for construction workplaces, including accident prevention, protective equipment, and safe work practices. A citation here means a construction safety requirement in this chapter was not met.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SPOKANE, WA 99201
Citation code: 296-32-23526(11) — Safety standards for telecommunications (Washington) +2 more
Proposed penalty: $8,132
Washington's telecommunications safety standards cover line work and related operations — climbing, electrical clearances, and protective equipment. Citations here mean a telecommunications safety requirement was missed.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SPOKANE, WA 99207
Citation code: 296-800-31025(1) — Workplace safety and health core rules (Washington) +1 more
Proposed penalty: $1,760 Repeat
Washington's core safety rules cover every employer's basic duties — a written accident prevention program, safety meetings or committees, first aid, protective equipment, and correcting hazards. A citation here means one of those core duties was missed.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
SEATTLE, WA 98118
Citation code: 296-880-30005(1)(A) — Fall protection (Washington) +5 more
Proposed penalty: $6,955
Washington's unified fall protection rules require employers to protect workers from falls — guardrails, safety nets, or personal fall arrest systems at the heights and situations the rules cover. Citations here mean workers at height did not have the required protection.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
FLORENCE, AL 35630
Citation code: 1926.501(b)(10) — Fall protection — roofing on low-slope roofs +3 more
Proposed penalty: $9,469
Workers doing roofing on a low-slope roof near the edge must be protected by guardrails, nets, harnesses, or an allowed combination such as a warning-line system. This citation means roofers near the edge had no approved protection.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
FLORENCE, AL 35630
Citation code: 1910.1200(h)(01) — Hazard communication — worker training missing +3 more
Proposed penalty: $8,831
Workers must be trained on the hazardous chemicals in their work area before they work with them, including the health risks and how to protect themselves. This citation means that chemical safety training was never given or was incomplete.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
MONAHANS, TX 79756
Citation code: 1910.147(d)(06) — Lockout/tagout — controlling hazardous energy +1 more
Proposed penalty: $13,240
Machines must be locked or tagged out during servicing so they cannot start up or release stored energy unexpectedly. Citations here mean lockout/tagout procedures, training, inspections, or the locks themselves were missing.
Issued Sep 30, 2026
LOUISVILLE, KY 40204
Citation code: 1910.132(d)(02) — Personal protective equipment — general requirements +3 more
Proposed penalty: $18,000
The employer must put its PPE hazard assessment in writing, certifying that the workplace was checked for hazards that require protective equipment. This citation means that written certification was missing.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
FAIR OAKS, CA 95628
Citation code: 1731(C)(1) — Residential-type roofing activities (California)
Proposed penalty: $5,400
For residential-type roofing in California (including reroofing), workers on sloped roofs must be protected from falls — with personal fall protection, scaffolding, safety nets, guardrails, or a fall protection plan where conventional protection is not feasible; the cited paragraph (c)(1) is the fall protection requirement for this roof work where the fall distance is 6 feet or more. Citations here mean roofers worked without required fall protection.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
JASPER, AL 35501
Citation code: 19100212 A03 II — Machine guarding — point of operation not guarded
Proposed penalty: $12,059
The point of operation of a machine — where material is cut, shaped, or formed — must be guarded in line with recognized safety standards so the operator cannot reach into it. This citation means that guarding was missing or inadequate.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
ROY, WA 98580
Citation code: 296-307-03930(2)(A) — Safety standards for agriculture (Washington) +8 more
Proposed penalty: $9,633
Washington's agriculture safety standards cover farm workplaces — field sanitation, machinery, chemicals, and worker protection on farms. Citations here mean an agriculture safety requirement was missed.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
TORRANCE, CA 90502
Citation code: 3314(C) — Lockout/tagout (California)
Proposed penalty: $18,000
California's lockout/tagout rule requires written procedures, locks and tags, and training so machines being cleaned, repaired, or adjusted cannot start up or release energy unexpectedly. Citations here mean energy-control duties were missed.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
TACOMA, WA 98444
Citation code: 296-880-30005(1)(A) — Fall protection (Washington) +1 more
Proposed penalty: $5,992 Repeat
Washington's unified fall protection rules require employers to protect workers from falls — guardrails, safety nets, or personal fall arrest systems at the heights and situations the rules cover. Citations here mean workers at height did not have the required protection.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
BUFFALO, NY 14218
Citation code: 1910.178(l)(06) — Forklift / powered industrial truck safety +1 more
Proposed penalty: $5,306
Employers must certify in writing that each forklift operator was trained and evaluated, keeping the operator's name and the training and evaluation dates. This citation means that certification record was missing.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
STATESVILLE, NC 28625
Citation code: 1910.213(r)(04) — Woodworking machinery guarding +1 more
Proposed penalty: $16,550
Saws, planers, jointers, and other woodworking machines must have guards over their blades and cutters, plus anti-kickback devices where required. Citations here mean woodworking machines were run without guards.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
LOUISVILLE, KY 40201
Citation code: 1910.141(a)(05) — Sanitation +1 more
Proposed penalty: $11,000
Workplaces must have clean drinking water, working toilets, and sanitary conditions, and must be kept free of vermin. Citations here mean basic sanitation — water, restrooms, or cleanliness — was lacking.
Issued Sep 29, 2026
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46278
Citation code: 1910.147(c)(01) — Lockout/tagout — controlling hazardous energy
Proposed penalty: $5,600
Employers must run an energy-control (lockout/tagout) program so machines stay safely shut down and cannot start up while someone is servicing them. This citation means the program itself was missing or inadequate.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
LOUISBURG, NC 27549
Citation code: 1910.212(a)(01) — Machine guarding — point of operation
Proposed penalty: $5,000
The part of a machine where the work actually happens — the point of operation — must be guarded so a worker's hands or body cannot get into the danger zone while it runs. This citation means a machine was being used with that danger zone open and unguarded.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
SANTEE, CA 92071
Citation code: 3337(C) — Dock plates and loading ramps (California) +1 more
Proposed penalty: $34,875
California dock plates and loading ramps must be strong enough for the loads, secured against slipping, and safe to cross. Citations here mean a dock plate or ramp was unsafe.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
CORTLANDT MANOR, NY 10567
Citation code: 1926.501(b)(13) — Fall protection — residential construction +1 more
Proposed penalty: $6,810
On residential construction jobs, workers who are up high must be protected from falling — with guardrails, safety nets, or a harness and lanyard tied off to a secure anchor. This citation means people were working at height on a home build or remodel without that protection in place.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
DE PERE, WI 54115
Citation code: 19100028 B01 I — Fall protection (general industry) — 4-foot rule +2 more
Proposed penalty: $33,103
In general industry, workers on a surface 4 feet or more above a lower level must be protected from falling — by guardrails, safety nets, harnesses, or other accepted systems. This citation means workers at that height had no fall protection.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
CROSS PLAINS, WI 53528
Citation code: 1926.501(b)(13) — Fall protection — residential construction +2 more
Proposed penalty: $9,646
On residential construction jobs, workers who are up high must be protected from falling — with guardrails, safety nets, or a harness and lanyard tied off to a secure anchor. This citation means people were working at height on a home build or remodel without that protection in place.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
CLARKSVILLE, TN 37042
Citation code: 1926.501(b)(13) — Fall protection — residential construction +2 more
Proposed penalty: $6,800
On residential construction jobs, workers who are up high must be protected from falling — with guardrails, safety nets, or a harness and lanyard tied off to a secure anchor. This citation means people were working at height on a home build or remodel without that protection in place.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
LONG VALLEY, NJ 07853
Citation code: 19100028 B01 I — Fall protection (general industry) — 4-foot rule +6 more
Proposed penalty: $11,650
In general industry, workers on a surface 4 feet or more above a lower level must be protected from falling — by guardrails, safety nets, harnesses, or other accepted systems. This citation means workers at that height had no fall protection.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
CONROE, TX 77302
Citation code: 19260453 B02 V — Aerial lifts — fall protection in the basket
Proposed penalty: $7,094 Repeat
Workers in an aerial lift basket must wear a body belt or harness attached to the lift with a lanyard, so they cannot fall or be thrown out. This citation means lift workers were not tied off.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
CARNEYS POINT, NJ 08069
Citation code: 1910.30(a)(01) — Fall protection and walking-surface training +4 more
Proposed penalty: $16,800
Before any worker uses a fall protection system or works on walking-working surfaces covered by the rules, the employer must train them on the hazards and the equipment. This citation means that training was not given.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
SOUTHAMPTON, NY 11968
Citation code: 1926.451(f)(07) — Scaffolds — erection by competent person +2 more
Proposed penalty: $10,641
Scaffolds must be built, moved, taken apart, or changed only under a competent person's supervision and by trained workers. This citation means scaffold work was done without that supervision.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
CHESTERTON, IN 46304
Citation code: 19260701 B — Concrete work — exposed rebar not guarded (impalement) +1 more
Proposed penalty: $5,100
Protruding rebar that a worker could fall onto must be guarded with caps or covers so it cannot impale someone. This citation means exposed rebar ends were left unguarded.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
WOONSOCKET, RI 02895
Citation code: 1926.451(g)(01) — Scaffolds — fall protection on scaffolds +8 more
Proposed penalty: $42,824
Workers on a scaffold more than 10 feet up must be protected from falling — usually guardrails, a personal fall arrest system, or both. This citation means scaffold workers at height did not have that protection.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
BROOKLYN, NY 11217
Citation code: 1904.39(a)(02) — Reporting a serious injury or hospitalization to OSHA
Proposed penalty: $9,458
When a worker is hospitalized because of a work injury, loses an eye, or has an amputation, the employer must report it to OSHA within 24 hours. This citation means a reportable injury happened and OSHA was not notified in time, or at all.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
DICKSON, TN 37055
Citation code: TCA 50-3-105(1) — General duty — employer must provide a safe workplace (Tennessee)
Proposed penalty: $6,000
Tennessee law requires every employer to furnish employment and a place of employment free from recognized hazards that can cause death or serious physical harm — the state's general duty clause. This citation means a serious, well-known hazard was found that the employer had not corrected.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
PATERSON, NJ 07503
Citation code: 1910.37(a)(03) — Exit routes — not kept free and unobstructed +11 more
Proposed penalty: $24,827
Exit routes must stay free and unobstructed at all times — nothing stored in them, no materials or equipment blocking the path out. This citation means an exit path was blocked or narrowed.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
KNOXVILLE, PA 16928
Citation code: 1910.178(a)(04) — Forklift / powered industrial truck safety +5 more
Proposed penalty: $19,860
Forklifts and powered trucks must not be modified in ways that change their capacity or safe operation unless the manufacturer approves it in writing. This citation means a truck was altered without approval.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
WEOTT, CA 95571
Citation code: 1593(N) — Haulage vehicle operation (California construction) +1 more
Proposed penalty: $18,750
California construction haulage vehicles must be operated safely — by authorized operators, at safe speeds, with loads secured and visibility maintained. Citations here mean a haulage vehicle was operated unsafely.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
MADISON, WI 53705
Citation code: 1926.416(a)(01) — Electrical safety-related work practices (construction) +2 more
Proposed penalty: $14,895
Workers must not work near live electrical circuits unless they are protected — by de-energizing and grounding the circuit, guarding it, or effective insulation. This citation means people worked close to energized parts without protection.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
TACOMA, WA 98444
Citation code: 296-869-20045(4) — Elevating work platforms (Washington) +2 more
Proposed penalty: $6,420
Washington's elevating work platform rules require platforms to be inspected, operated by trained workers, and used within their rated capacities with fall protection where required. Citations here mean a platform duty was missed.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
LAKEWOOD, WA 98498
Citation code: 296-880-30005(1)(B) — Fall protection (Washington) +7 more
Proposed penalty: $8,667
Washington's unified fall protection rules require employers to protect workers from falls — guardrails, safety nets, or personal fall arrest systems at the heights and situations the rules cover. Citations here mean workers at height did not have the required protection.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
JACKSONVILLE, FL 32206
Citation code: 1910.147(d)(06) — Lockout/tagout — controlling hazardous energy +3 more
Proposed penalty: $14,187
Machines must be locked or tagged out during servicing so they cannot start up or release stored energy unexpectedly. Citations here mean lockout/tagout procedures, training, inspections, or the locks themselves were missing.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
COLUMBIAVILLE, MI 48421
Citation code: 408.40114(2) — Michigan occupational safety and health law +2 more
Proposed penalty: $6,000
Michigan's construction rules make employers responsible for safety on the job, including an accident prevention program. Citations here mean those duties were missed.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
BALTIMORE, MD 21211
Citation code: 1926.501(b)(10) — Fall protection — roofing on low-slope roofs +1 more
Proposed penalty: $9,350 Repeat
Workers doing roofing on a low-slope roof near the edge must be protected by guardrails, nets, harnesses, or an allowed combination such as a warning-line system. This citation means roofers near the edge had no approved protection.
Issued Sep 28, 2026
