Utilities OSHA Violations in Missouri
The utilities industry in Missouri has 14 OSHA inspections on record with $189,407 in total penalties.
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Inspections
14
Total Penalties
$189,407
Serious Violations
23
Willful Violations
0
Recent Utilities Inspections in Missouri
The newest utilities company OSHA records in Missouri, with each company's penalties.
- AMEREN MISSOURI
JEFFERSON CITY · Apr 20, 2026
$52,014
- NAES
PLEASANT HILL · Dec 22, 2025
$99,300
- SCIENCO FAST, INC.
FENTON · Aug 12, 2025
$2,171
- SYNAGRO-WWT, INC.
KANSAS CITY · Oct 31, 2024
$8,867
- R2 PLUMBING LLC
LEES SUMMIT · Oct 9, 2024
$12,295
- ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC.
MARSTON · Apr 18, 2024
$10,372
- JOHNSON GRANITE SUPPLY INC.
NORTH KANSAS CITY · Mar 12, 2024
$4,388
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About Utilities OSHA Enforcement in Missouri
OSHA inspects utilities workplaces in Missouri to enforce federal safety and health standards. Common violations in the sector include training gaps, equipment safety failures, hazard communication issues, and other preventable compliance problems.
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