BOSTON (AP) — Federal workplace safety regulators have proposed fining a subcontractor nearly $1.2 million in connection with the death of a worker during the demolition of a downtown Boston parking ...

A South Shore-based company that was overseeing demolition when part of the Government Center garage in downtown Boston collapsed earlier this year is facing hefty fines for “willfully exposing ...

OSHA and the National Demolition Association—a nonprofit trade association with nearly 400 member companies globally—have recently renewed an alliance aimed at enhancing the safety and health of ...

BOSTON – A Brockton demolition company faces nearly $1.2 million in federal fines after an employee from Easton was killed in the March collapse of a Government Center during his first day on the job.

Demolition work is inherent with hazards. There are ongoing examples highlighting the consequences of not using the appropriate safety equipment or following proper safety procedures at work.

A contractor taking down the Government Center garage in Boston faces a potential $1.2-million OSHA fine for safety lapses that federal investigators say led to the death March 26 of an excavator ...

The feds have issued citations and proposed combined penalties in excess of $1.2 million against the companies behind the demolition of the troubled Government Center Garage project — the site of the ...

CONCERNS BEING RAISED TONIGHT. REPORTER: IT WAS THE FIRST DAY ON THE JOB FOR PETER MONSINI. NOW FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS ARE REVEALING A SERIES OF MISSTEPS MADE BEFORE HIS DEATH. HE WAS A HEAVY EQUIPMENT ...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration plans to apply the worker safety and health standards used for cranes and derricks to demolition and underground construction work under its direct ...

A Brockton demolition company knowingly sent Peter Monsini onto a partially demolished floor at the Government Center Garage in March, and disregarded weight limits that could have saved the ...