Cascade Timber Products
Logging · Washington · NAICS 113310
Proposed Penalty
$16,550
Standard Cited
29 CFR 1910.266(i)(6)
Inspection #
1717790
Violation Details
Employer failed to provide adequate first aid supplies and a person trained in first aid at the logging operation. Remote worksite more than 30 minutes from emergency medical services without properly equipped first aid kits or trained personnel.
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