December 17, 2007 | Mark Paradies

Monday Accident & Lessons Learned: Can You Be in the Top Ten?

Having a major accident is a good start for getting on this list:

1. Cintas Corp – OSHA Fine: $2,782,000

2. Thomas Industrial Coatings Inc. – OSHA Fine: $2,362,500

3. Southland Forming Inc. – OSHA Fine: $328,025

4. Davis Wire Pueblo LLC – OSHA Fine: $287,500

5. Crescent Manufacturing – OSHA Fine: $272,900

6. American Airlines – OSHA Fine: $262,500

7. Koch Foods – OSHA Fine: $253,500

8. St. Marys Foundary Inc. – OSHA Fine: $253,300

9. Provident Pharmaceuticals – OSHA Fine: $251,500

10. Abbyland Foods Inc. – OSHA Fine: $248,000

This is the list of the top ten OSHA Fines as of September 30, 2007 (the end of the government year).

You don’t have to have an accident to make this list … but it helps.

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