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OSHA fines FCPS transportation dept. in connection with COVID-19 outbreak
Leaders with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, also known as OSHA, said the fines come after a months-long investigation into the school’s transportation department.
How in the world is Manny Caulk still employed as Superintendent? He is the most incompetent leader I have ever seen and our kids continue to suffer at his direction.
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From the article:
According to our news partners at the Herald-Leader OSHA says they began the investigation in April after 19 employees tested positive for COVID-19 at the Miles Point bus garage. One employee, bus driver Eugenia Higgins Weathers, died.
Weathers was one of more than two dozen employees within the school’s transportation department to test positive for COVID-19.
Back in May, one of those employees told the Herald-Leader that school leaders knew about a potential outbreak within the department, but they, “didn’t let us know.”
The OSHA database report shows a total of $9,000 against the Fayette County Schools Transportation Department for two violations.