Chemical Safety Board recognizes Wisconsin mill’s corrective actions
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The Chemical Safety Board commended a Wisconsin corn mill for completing all safety improvements recommended after a May 2017 explosion that killed five workers and injured 14 others. Didion Milling's corrective actions demonstrate the facility's commitment to preventing similar incidents in the future.
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Washington — The Chemical Safety Board is acknowledging a Wisconsin facility for implementing all the safety recommendations the agency made after its investigation of a fatal May 2017 explosion and fire. Five workers were killed and 14 others were injured at the Didion Milling dry corn mill in…
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