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The government has fined a pipeline construction contractor $7,000 stemming from the death of a worker at a Moundsville job.
Fifty-seven-year-old Steven Ray Hupp of Macfarlan was killed Jan. 10 when he was pulled between the track and the frame of a crane.
The Charleston Gazette reports that the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited Snelson Companies Inc. after examining the worksite. Hupp was employed by Snelson and was working on a pipeline that would run to a gas processing plant north of New Martinsville.
OSHA said Snelson did not train workers to safely park and block off equipment parked on a slope.
