Bay Area Sheet Metal Company Given Preliminary Fine After Worker Loses Finger
Published on March 2, 2026.
All Fab Precision Sheetmetal Inc. has been fined $100,000 by Cal/OSHA after inspectors found three violations related to the operation of a press brake that didn't have a required safety guard. The company is appealing the fine, which allows companies 15 days to appeal. The violations were cited as three levels of violation, including one willful regulatory violation, one serious accident-related violation, and one willful repeat. The accident occurred in 2025 and resulted in a similar fine in 2024.
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Bay Area Sheet Metal Company Given Preliminary Fine After Worker Loses Finger
All Fab Precision Sheetmetal was fined $1.4m for safety violations involving a press brake, which resulted in a worker losing a finger.