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“Scaffolding collapse prompts OSHA probe” – 2018

March 27, 2018Jan

Accidents, Addresses, Buildings 431 S. Main St., article 3/17/2018, Arturo Fernandez, by Georgette Braun, downtown hotel and convention center, federal agency is investigating, former Amerock building, general contractor, Gorman and Company Inc., ike Hpse, Kevin Haas, Ma, March 5 2018, March 5 collapse of scaffolding, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA, renovating 13-story building, Ron Swiggum, scaffolding collapse March 5, Scott Allen

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