Clean Harbors Inc Workplace Safety
OSHA inspected Clean Harbors Inc 7 times in the period on file, issuing citations at 0. A willful citation is the agency saying the employer knew; a repeat one is it saying they had been told before.
CLH on carbonthat →Where the inspections were
By proposed penalties. An establishment is a single site, so one company can appear in a state many times.
| State | Inspections | Penalties proposed |
|---|---|---|
| CA | 2 | — |
| UT | 2 | — |
| MA | 1 | — |
| PA | 1 | — |
| OH | 1 | — |
7 inspections
Newest first. A row with no citation badge is an inspection that found nothing to cite.
| Establishment | Penalty |
|---|---|
| CLEAN HARBORS ENVIRONMENTALANORWELL, MA2026-09-18 | — |
| CLEAN HARBORSBGREENCASTLE, PA2026-09-15 | — |
| CLEAN HARBORS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.ALOS ANGELES, CA2026-09-03 | — |
| CLEAN HARBORS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INCCCINCINNATI, OH2015-03-05 | — |
| CLEAN HARBORS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.FSOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA2014-12-30 | — |
| CLEAN HARBORS ARAGONITE LLCCGRANTSVILLE, UT2014-07-02 | — |
| CLEAN HARBORS ARAGONITE LLCHGRANTSVILLE, UT2014-05-02 | — |
Source: the Department of Labor's OSHA enforcement data. Inspections are matched to companies by the establishment name OSHA recorded, and the name is printed as recorded so a wrong match is visible — a site operated under a franchise or a subsidiary name may be missing rather than clean. Penalties are what OSHA proposed, which is frequently negotiated down afterwards and is not what was paid.