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Re: flyonawall post# 26759

Saturday, 07/12/2008 8:12:25 PM

Saturday, July 12, 2008 8:12:25 PM

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This is quite a lot of heresay. Can you help sort it a bit?

Is the employee who filed the OSHA report the same one who was "electrocuted"?

I assume the accident victim filed an L&I claim which, in some states at least, would trigger an OSHA notification and subsequent follow up.

In the case of a serious accident such as electrocution, OSHA would do more than follow up on it, they would pay them a visit.

I know this for a fact. Having worked in Biotech where "hot" materials were in use, even the smallest claim got us a visit.

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