The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited a LaMoure, N.D., company for an incident that injured a worker.
OSHA says a worker at the Larson Grain Co.’s facility in Fredonia suffered multiple cuts in an April incident involving an auger. The 36-year-old worker had to be hospitalized.
OSHA is proposing $104,300 in fines for six willful and eight serious violations of federal safety standards. The company has about 15 days to decide whether to contest the agency’s findings.
Company officials did not immediately comment.
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