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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration on Monday cited an Illinois grain cooperative after a worker suffered a partial leg amputation while attempting to clean a soybean bin.
OSHA issued citations for four willful violations and one repeat violation to Atlanta, Illinois-based Topflight Grain Cooperative after the 27-year-old worker fell into the bin and was injured by a running paddle conveyor on Aug. 15, 2022. The agency proposed penalties of $629,946.
The cooperative, which was cited for similar violations at a different facility in 2021, has 15 days to contest the latest citations.
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