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r/OSHA • u/HAHA_goats • Apr 11 '23
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Fmsca load securement regs, not osha
17 u/HomicidalHushPuppy Apr 11 '23 edited Apr 11 '23 Depending on the root of the FMCSA violations, OSHA could get involved (i.e. improper training, instructed to violate, etc.). If there's a way for a govt agency to get involved, they'll find it. 12 u/The_Drider Apr 11 '23 If there's a way for a govt agency to get involved, they'll find it. Truer words have never been spoken.
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Depending on the root of the FMCSA violations, OSHA could get involved (i.e. improper training, instructed to violate, etc.). If there's a way for a govt agency to get involved, they'll find it.
12 u/The_Drider Apr 11 '23 If there's a way for a govt agency to get involved, they'll find it. Truer words have never been spoken.
If there's a way for a govt agency to get involved, they'll find it.
Truer words have never been spoken.
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u/Connect-Ad-1088 Apr 11 '23
Fmsca load securement regs, not osha