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Utah's workplace safety agency quietly downgrades charges for deaths at Northrop Grumman plant.
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman will avoid the worst penalties it could have faced for the deaths of two workers from argon gas asphyxiation at a Utah missile plant in 2023
internal northrop slides on fatal injuries underscore the dangerous nature of its line of work. An internal presentation slide obtained by inkstick noted the deaths of two Northrop employees eric frumin, former Strategic Organizing Center H&S director Utah attorney and employment law expert lauren scholnick The following report was originally published by Inkstick , a nonprofit news platform.
It is reprinted here with permission. Defense contractor Northrop Grumman will avoid the worst penalties it could have faced for the deaths of two workers from argon gas asphyxiation at a Utah missile…
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