Home OHS FinesFort St. John, B.C., highway contractor fined nearly $250K for repeated traffic control violations
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Fort St. John, B.C., highway contractor fined nearly $250K for repeated traffic control violations

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A Fort St. John highway maintenance company has been fined nearly a quarter of a million dollars after WorkSafeBC found traffic control workers exposed to moving vehicles without proper protection…

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