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The Dayton Power and Light Company: Workplace records, Aberdeen, Ohio

Industry Utilities (NAICS 2211)9,000 employees reported6 federal recordsNewest record

OSHA opened 5 inspections at The Dayton Power and Light Company in Ohio since 2016. The inspections have 5 citations. 2 inspections have a contested citation.

The Dayton Power and Light Company filed 1 PERM application in fiscal year 2025. OFLC certified it.

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OSHA inspections: Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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Inspections since 2016
5
Citations
55 serious, willful or repeat
Current penalties
$56,300initial $60,271
Inspections with a contested citation
23 with a final order on every citation
The Dayton Power and Light Company: OSHA inspections by year opened in Ohio
YearInspectionsCitationsCurrent penalties
201611$8,500
201720$0
202313$31,250
202411$16,550
All years55$56,300
The Dayton Power and Light Company: OSHA inspections the newest 5 of 5
OpenedCitationsStatusStandards citedCurrent penaltyType
1Final order1926.416(a)(1) (Serious)$16,550Referral, safety
3Contested, final order1910.269(a)(2)(ii) (Serious), 1910.269(a)(2)(viii) (Serious), 1910.269(l)(1)(ii) (Serious)$31,250Referral, safety
0Case closedNoneNoneReferral, health
0Case closedNoneNoneReferral, safety
1Contested, final order1910.269(a)(3)(iii) (Serious)$8,500Unprogrammed related, health

The status is for each inspection. "Contested" means that a citation has a contest date. "Final order" means that every citation has a final order date. Each date links to the inspection on osha.gov.

The Dayton Power and Light Company: citations by standard
StandardSubjectCitations
1910.269Electric power generation, transmission and distribution4
1926.416General requirements (electrical safety-related work practices)1
The Dayton Power and Light Company: OSHA figures beside its industry, state and the nation
MeasureThis recordNAICS 221OhioUnited States
Citations for each inspection1.02.11.91.9
Current penalty for each inspection$11K$2,938$7,769$3,764
Inspections with a contested citation40%No data5%8%

H-1B and PERM: Office of Foreign Labor Certification

Decisions to Newest file fiscal year 2026, quarter 3Read from the committed copy

Employer-specific case information that appears on this website was provided to OFLC by employers who submitted prevailing wage, labor certification and labor attestation applications for processing. These are not employer responses to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Employment Statistics (BLS-OES) survey.

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PERM applications, fiscal year 2026
0none filed in this fiscal year

PERM applications (permanent labor certification)

The Dayton Power and Light Company: PERM applications by fiscal year fiscal year 2026 is to 30 Jun 2026
Fiscal yearApplicationsCertifiedDeniedWithdrawn
20240000
20251100
20260000
The Dayton Power and Light Company: PERM applications by job title
Job titleApplications
DESIGN ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR1
The Dayton Power and Light Company: PERM applications by occupation
Occupation (SOC)Applications
Electrical and Electronics Drafters1

Fiscal year 2024 holds the applications on the new Form 9089 only.

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300A

Injury summaries

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WHD

Back wages

The data since fiscal year 2005 has no concluded Wage and Hour Division case of this employer in Ohio.

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Questions about this record

What happened to the PERM applications of The Dayton Power and Light Company?
The Dayton Power and Light Company filed 1 PERM application in fiscal years 2024 to 2026. OFLC certified it. OFLC denied none. The employer withdrew none.
Are the OSHA citations of The Dayton Power and Light Company final?
Of the 5 inspections, 3 have a final order on every citation. The current penalties are $56,300. The initial penalties were $60,271.
Did the Wage and Hour Division record back wages?
The data since fiscal year 2005 has no concluded Wage and Hour Division case of this employer in Ohio.
Until which date do the records run?
OSHA records run to 23 September 2026. Wage and Hour Division cases run to 15 June 2026. OFLC decisions run to 30 June 2026.

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  • OFLC Office of Foreign Labor Certification. Decisions to . Newest file fiscal year 2026, quarter 3. Read , from the committed copy.
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