New Jersey-based company fined for violations stemming from Hawthorne crane collapse
New Jersey-based company Kenvil United was cited by OSHA for three violations.
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Sep 25, 2023, 9:27 PM
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Updated 375 days ago
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13h agoA New Jersey company is facing penalties stemming from a crane collapse at an Amazon warehouse construction site last March.
Two construction workers were injured – one had a leg amputated.
Kenvil United was cited by OSHA for three violations. The company must now pay $34,000 or contest the citations.
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