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Three companies—Keeney Rigging as well as Trucking, Inc., a transport company based in Connecticut, GKN Sinter Metals, Inc. Michigan based smelting company, as well as Joseph Freedman Co., Inc., a Massachusetts scrap yard—have settled with Massachusetts Attorney Common Martha Coakley in cases involving the improper handling of asbestos. The matter centers around three ovens that were removed from the GKN smelting company as well as transported to the Joseph Freedman scrap yard by Keeney Rigging. The state claims that the companies jointly violated state uncluttered air as well as hard waste disposal laws by using improper as well as unsafe removal as well as disposal methods, as well as by not obtaining proper authorization. The companies possess agreed to share $27,000 in fines related to the charges. In addition, Keeney as well as Freedman operators must undergo asbestos training as well as agree to follow the laws as well as guidelines for all expected work. They will be held in contempt of court incase they perform expected asbestos removal work in the state of Massachusetts. For the filled story, go to Legal Newsline. |