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Can OSHA cite an employer for a repeat violation based on a citation at one of our other facilities in another state?

It depends. If both states are under federal OSHA jurisdiction (e.g., Wisconsin and Illinois), then yes, OSHA can issue a repeat violation based on a similar violation at the other location. But, if one of the states is in a state plan OSHA state (e.g., Minnesota, California, etc.), then no.

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