OSHA says Amazon needs to improve severe weather safety after six died when tornado hit Edwardsville warehouse
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration on Tuesday said a downstate warehouse that collapsed in a tornado in December "met minimal federal safety guidelines for storm sheltering."
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"OSHA's investigation did not find any violations or causes for citations, but we're constantly looking to innovate and improve our safety measures," an Amazon spokesperson said.
The Labor Department is ordering Amazon to review its practices of how the tech giant responds to severe weather emergencies after deficiencies were found during a probe into the collapse of a company warehouse in Illinois that was hit by a tornado, killing six workers.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration on Tuesday said a downstate warehouse that collapsed in a tornado in December "met minimal federal safety guidelines for storm sheltering."
(The Center Square) – Although no citations will be issued, the U.S. Labor Department has ordered Amazon to review how it responds to severe weather following a deadly warehouse collapse
