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Referral to Prosecutors and Public Announcement disclosure naming 伊東商事
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Referral to Prosecutors and Public Announcement
Law
Industrial Safety and Health Act
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Shizuoka Labour Bureau
Action date
11 May 2026
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Action summary
- Company
- 伊東商事Japanese onlyOriginal: 伊東商事
- Governing law
- Industrial Safety and Health Act労働安全衛生法
- Action type
- Referral to Prosecutors and Public Announcement送検・公表
- Action date
- 11 May 2026
- Issuing authority
- Shizuoka Labour Bureau静岡労働局
- Industry context
- 労働基準関係法令違反公表事案
Violation
On May 11, 1996, Ito Shoji, located in Fuji City, Shizuoka Prefecture, was prosecuted and publicly disclosed by the Shizuoka Labor Bureau for violating the Industrial Safety and Health Act (Article 21) and the Industrial Safety and Health Regulations (Article 519). The violation involved allowing workers to perform tasks at the edge of a four-story work platform approximately 12 meters above ground without implementing fall prevention measures such as requiring the use of fall arrest devices. The incident was related to non-compliance with labor safety and health laws and was publicly announced as a matter involving legal violations.
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高さ約12mの地上4階作業床端で、要求性 能墜落制止用器具を使用させる等墜落防止 措置を講じることなく労働者に作業を行わ せたもの
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- 静岡県富士市
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