OSHA fines are largely token slaps on the wrist compared to insurance payouts on workplace deaths, of course some of those fines are symbolic action anyway because a lot of these accidents happen directly as a result of the injured/killed employees' own negligence. OSHA just cites the employer for failure to supervise, etc, when employees screw themselves. We had a local factory experience 5 deaths and 3 major injuries in less than two years and every one involved middle aged employees who had worked there 15-20 years taking shortcuts like an electrician working on a machine with the power still on, a mechanic failing to use safety harness, etc. One of them involved a man who crawled up somewhere nobody was supposed to be to take a nap on the job who got crushed because the other workers didn't know he was there.