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Electrical · Fort Worth, TX

Standard Utility Construction, Inc.

d/b/a Standard Utility Construction Inc.

Texas Profit CorporationActive TX sales tax permit2 OSHA incidents

Verification summary

  • Sales tax permit

    Active

    Active since 2008-04-29.

  • Entity status

    Unknown

    Not matched in the TX Franchise Taxpayer dataset — may be a sole proprietorship, partnership, or exempt entity.

  • Years operating

    18 yrs

    First sales recorded in 2008.

  • Safety record

    2 OSHA incidents

    2 reportable hospitalization/amputation/loss-of-eye incidents in the last 10 years.

  • Electrical license

    Not matched

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Licenses & registrations

Not yet ingested. Source on roadmap: TX TDLR / RCAT.

Officers & owners

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Legal & safety records

Liens, lawsuits, OSHA incidents, regulatory actions, and complaints from public records.

  • safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#2020076918filed Jul 23, 2020· Reported

    1.00 hospitalized. Exposure to environmental heat — Multiple effects of heat and light — BODY SYSTEMS. Within 15 minutes of being on the job, an employee became ill. He continued to work throughout the day, taking frequent rest breaks. The employee was having cramps on his left side throughout the day. After finishing the day, the employee went home and was later hospitalized with dehydration, suspected heat exhaustion, and acute kidney failure.

  • safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#2017010296filed Jan 10, 2017· Inspected

    1.00 hospitalized. Indirect exposure to electricity, unspecified — Electrical burns, unspecified — Multiple body parts, n.e.c.. An employee was attempting to locate an underground conduit by using a fiberglass duct rod with an attached copper wire. The rod came into contact with a ground bar inside a switch gear, causing an electric shock that burned the employee's shoulder and both feet.

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