North Carolina Department of Labor
Coverage of North Carolina Department of Labor in the Nexus archive.
- Fury 325 reopens at Carowinds after foundation related repairs
Fury 325, one of the tallest roller coasters in the U.S. at Carowinds, reopened on July 21 after foundation-related repairs. The ride was closed since July 7 due to a detected issue in its foundation, prompting proactive measures by park officials, engineers, and third-party experts to ensure safety standards were met.
- Fury 325 reopens at Carowinds after foundation repairs and safety inspection
Carowinds has reopened its Fury 325 roller coaster after completing foundation repairs and safety inspections. Routine maintenance detected a slight foundation change near a support column, prompting collaborative repairs with engineers, third-party experts, and the North Carolina Department of Labor to ensure safety standards. The park emphasized proactive measures and confirmed the ride's safety for guests.
- $37K fine issued for ‘serious violation’ involving carnival ride at popular North Carolina beach
A company was fined $37,500 for a serious violation involving a carnival ride at Carolina Beach, North Carolina, after a person's lap bar came loose due to operator error, causing injuries. The North Carolina Department of Labor cited the company for operating an unsafe device and continuing operations without approval.