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March 30, 2025 – Ambulance production is now expected to outpace EVs manufacturing at the new Hyundai Plant following closure of Savannah’s OSHA office, as proposed by the federal Department of Government Efficiency (Doge)
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Like the speedy construction of the manufacturing plant itself, workplace injuries will be expedited and no longer “held up by red tape, or in this case, caution tape”, as one official put it.
Meanwhile, OSHA workers were given slaps on the back for a job well done. Reports of injuries are expected to significantly drop as a result of the office being shuttered.
“Mission accomplished,” the DOGE spokesman said.
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John Combs was a lineman from Illinois who came to help during hurricane Helene. John was hospitalized on October 2,2024. The company never reported the hospitalization to OSHA. When I reported the hospitalization on October 7, 2024 (3 days after John’s death) OSHA called Red Rover Electric. When Red Rover Electric did not return phone call investigation was dropped. John Combs came in service to the people of Georgia. The people of Georgia refuse to even say his name. I have heard people complain about “right to work states”. Georgia is a right to kill state. I encourage everyone I meet not to go to Georgia.