OSHA issues record breaking Million in fines to BP


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OSHA issues record breaking fines to BP - News Release, October 30, 2009
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) today announced it is issuing $87,430,000 in proposed penalties to BP Products North America Inc. for the company's failure to correct potential hazards faced by employees. The fine is the largest in OSHA's history. The prior largest total penalty, $21 million, was issued in 2005, also against BP.
Fact Sheet on BP 2009 Monitoring Inspection - Fact Sheet
Facts on BP Texas City Refinery, Prior accident history at the Texas City Refinery, 2005 Settlement Agreement, Current 2009 Monitoring Inspection, Summary of Alleged Violations and Penalties
Timeline for BP 2009 Monitoring Inspection
Timeline
Top 10 Citations
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BP Citation
- BP Citation for Willful Violations - [PDF 8 mb]
- BP Debt Collection Notice for Willful Violations - [PDF 45.5 kb]
- BP Citation for Failure to Abate - [PDF 5 mb]
- BP Debt Collection Notice for Failure to Abate - [PDF 64 kb]

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