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February 6, 2020
Are you ready for an L&I safety investigation?
By JENNIFER L. TRUONG
Reinisch Wilson Weier
Reinisch Wilson Weier
Truong
Companies often recognize and work to mitigate risks associated with workplace accidents. However, the intersection of new technology and a learning curve for workers can result in unintended events, which invite scrutiny by the Washington Department of Labor & Industries.
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