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Town reduces OSHA fines; asbestos work plans and testing noted as ongoing obligations
Summary
Andover negotiated OSHA fines down to roughly half the initial amount, paid about $2,100, and is working with state OSHA to revise procedures and prepare asbestos work plans after visual observations and one sample indicated presumed asbestos-containing materials.
Town staff reported on July 14 that Andover negotiated state OSHA citations to roughly 50% of the initial fine amount and paid about $2,100. The town is working with OSHA training officers to rewrite procedures and implement required work plans.
Why it matters: OSHA compliance affects worker safety and the town's liability exposure; resolving the citation prevents more severe penalties and requires updated procedures and training. The…
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