OSHA Fines Beef Plant after Massive COVID OutbreakOSHA Fines Beef Plant after Massive COVID Outbreak
OSHA Fines Beef Plant after Massive COVID Outbreak
Powder Bulk Solids Staff
September 25, 2020
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The Iowa Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has fined the Iowa Premium Beef Plant in Tama, IA $957 after a COVID-19 outbreak.
The outbreak--which occurred in April--resulted in 338 of the plant's 850 workers--nearly 40%--testing positive for the virus, 80 more cases than previously revealed.
The plant was not cited for any health and safety violations; the $957 fine was for failing to keep a required log of workplace-related injuries and illnesses, and for failing to provide the document to inspectors in a timely fashion.
The meatpacking plant is owned by National Beef.
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