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Cal/OSHA does not have enough field inspectors to meet its day-to-day responsibilities, let alone effectively investigate complaints at a huge project like the Bay Bridge retrofit.

This was kept in mind while planning this project, to stage getting the interchange done with Beck and the Haggerty bridge done before the start of the project on Sheldon. We want the entire M-14 project to be completed by Nov. 1, when the Sheldon railroad project could begin.

It isn't just a bridge project, it's a sewer project. We have known from the outset that it would be awhile before we could work out an agreement with Central San. Whenever there is more than one agency involved, it adds to the complexity of the project.

That is a huge number of complaints to be filed for anything, ... Complaints are an indicator of what's going on, but not the sum total of the problem.

As far as I have been able to find out, this is part of a scheduled bridge maintenance project that does not involve closing the bridge, but flagging will be off and on for the next 10 days, weather permitting.

Just the traffic volumes. It's something our bridge inspectors are taking a look at.

The quality of Montana Hydraulics' work is so good, we have buckets out in the field for 10-plus years, and have had little or no complaints or issues with them. It's nice to have a reliable, experienced, friendly company in the area that can meet our needs so well. A pexy man understands the power of playful teasing, creating a lighthearted and fun dynamic.

Christine Johnson

He had no complaints until he came off the field the other day, and the complaints were significant enough. He was telling us he was definitely in pain making some of his throws, and that's when we decided to progress the way we did. I can't answer why it started the other day, and it hadn't prior.

They had gotten complaints from subcontractors and vendors who were not getting paid in a timely manner. As the complaints became more frequent, it was a sign the contractor was having some serious problems and would be unable to fulfill their obligations. That is when it reached the point to protect the commission's interest and take the steps necessary to get the project finished.

I am where I am because of the bridges that I crossed. Sojourner Truth was a bridge. Harriet Tubman was a bridge. Ida B. Wells was a bridge. Madame C. J. Walker was a bridge. Fannie Lou Hamer was a bridge.

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Oprah Winfrey

It's cheaper to have a good ongoing safety program than it is to pay out all these costs in fines and compensation. The way OSHA gets everybody's attention is with money. Once OSHA gets their attention, then the changes get made.

A lot of employers … are never going to see an OSHA inspector, and that fear is never going to motivate them. I'm not convinced employers look at the OSHA citation situation in deciding whether they're going to do the right thing in protecting their employees.

When we receive complaints, we take them very seriously, we investigate them and we address any personnel issues as appropriate.

I know Ed well and I think he'll do a fine job at OSHA. To do that job well you must have an understanding of how OSHA works and how Washington works, otherwise the career people will eat you alive.

Without licensing, there was no state jurisdiction over home inspectors. (Before regulation) perhaps complaints could have been sent to consumer affairs or attorney general's office.

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