Wilson Sporting Goods’ Ohio Facility Facing OHSA Fines

The Wilson Sporting Goods factory in Ada, OH, is facing over $37,000 in fines over safety violations.

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration in Toledo, according to wfin.com, said the facility exposed employees to risks involving amputation with presses and failed to provide precautions for sewing machine, among other violations.

The company has until May 25 to contest the allegations. The facility makes the official footballs used by the NFL.

Wilson Sporting Goods’ Ohio Facility Facing OHSA Fines

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