The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is fining the company that employed a man who died while cleaning a retention pond in New Albany last year more than 223 thousand dollars. OSHA says Chicago-based U.S. Aqua Vac failed to provide 23-year-old diver Kevin Harris of Michigan with a reserve air tank, line-tending, and continuous visual contact. Those are among 15 safety violations the agency found after investigating Harris' death. The agency says two Aqua Vac workers have died on the job in the last six years. OSHA says the other diver died performing similar work in 2009.
OSHA Fines Company That Employed Deceased Diver
