CSB Report Faults Woodland Pulp In Fatal Gas Leak
The Chemical Safety Board criticized Woodland Pulp's safety decisions ahead of a gas leak that killed two workers.
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board has released an updated investigation report faulting Woodland Pulp over the operational decisions that preceded a gas leak that killed two employees, NEWS CENTER Maine reported. The update singles out choices made by the company before the fatal leak as a central point of criticism from investigators. The report did not specify what those operational decisions were, when the leak occurred, or the identities of the two employees who died. It also did not detail what changes, if any, Woodland Pulp has made since the incident or what recommendations the Chemical Safety Board has issued. The findings add to scrutiny of safety practices at the company following the fatal incident.
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