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    Friday’s fine concludes a six-month inspection by OSHA to gauge how well BP has complied with corrective measures agreed upon with OSHA in 2005. "When BP signed the OSHA settlement from the March 2005 explosion, it agreed to take comprehensive action to protect employees" said Hilda Solis, secretary of the U.S. Department of Labor, which oversees OSHA. Full Article at Business First of Louisville
    When BP signed the OSHA settlement from the March 2005 explosion, it agreed to take comprehensive action to protect employees
    Hilda Solis – Hilda Solis SOURCE: Business First of Louisville 1 month ago
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OSHA fines BP a record $87 million
  1. Instead of living up to that commitment, BP has allowed hundreds of potential hazards to continue unabated.
    SOURCE: Business First of Louisville 1 month ago
  2. BP was given four years to correct the safety issues identified pursuant to the settlement agreement, yet OSHA has found hundreds of violations of the agreement and hundreds of new violations
    SOURCE: Business First of Louisville 1 month ago

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