The company also should conduct an ergonomic assessment by a certified professional ergonomist or industrial engineer, the agency recommended. Other citations OSHA issued to Allen Harim in June allege the company did not provide employees with bathroom breaks, failed to properly illuminate three emergency exits and provided inadequate documentation related to equipment inspections, employee training and injury records. The safety violations recorded by OSHA did not prevent the state Water Infrastructure Advisory Council and DNREC Secretary David Small from approving a pair of 15-year, low-interest loans worth a combined $11.5 million last month.