BioLab, in Conyers, was fined $61,473 in penalties for what ... The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency ...

Months after a flood forced a Johns Creek couple to move their furniture into storage, they said the BioLab fire left their belongings contaminated and unsalvageable ...

The U.S. Department of Labor announced on Monday that it fined BioLab $61,000 in penalties related to a chemical fire that ...

OSHA is proposing $61,473 in penalties to the chemical company and has issued multiple citations for safety issues.

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RELATED: Large chemical fire at Conyers, Georgia facility ... and authorities said chlorine was one of the chemicals involved. In terms of the evacuations, United Press International reported ...

OSHA cited BioLab Inc. for six violations related to improperly stored hazardous materials, proposing $61,473 in penalties.

OSHA said the company was cited for four “serious” and two “less than serious” violations, incurring a more than $61,000 fine ...

OSHA is proposing $61,000 in penalties for Conyers-based BioLab, where a massive fire occurred last year. The Atlanta Journal ...

There have been other destructive fires at the Conyers complex, which opened in 1973. In May 2004, multiple warehouse explosions led to a huge fire and chlorine-laden fire that prompted the ...

BioLab has been cited by the U.S. Department of Labor following an investigation that found that improperly stored hazardous chemicals were the cause of a fire at its Conyers facility seven months ago ...