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Countertops are the whole job at International Stone — a Woburn shop that has imported, distributed and fabricated natural and engineered stone since 1995, by the company's own account. Granite, marble and quartz go out of its Ryan Road building into kitchens and baths, with free 3D virtual design and consultations offered to residential and commercial customers alike. On Google it holds 4.4 stars across 44 ratings, and its BBB profile carries an A+ grade, though the company is not a BBB-accredited business. Its Houzz page lists stone masonry alongside the countertop work, with one project gallery. One thing to raise before signing: in March 2012, OSHA cited International Stone for 11 alleged violations at its Ansonia, Connecticut marble and granite fabrication plant and proposed $47,600 in penalties, which later coverage described as serious and repeat safety violations. That citation is 14 years old and concerns the Connecticut plant rather than the Woburn shop — ask what the shop's safety practices look like now and whether the Connecticut operation is still part of the business. For a kitchen or bath countertop in granite, marble or quartz, this is a straightforward call: pin down the template-to-install schedule, get seam placement and edge profile in writing, and confirm what the free 3D design includes before you commit.
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“International Stone, Inc., which has its offices on Ryan Road in North Woburn, will occupy about half of a 32,000-square-foot building at 3-15 Normac Road”
“Massachusetts-based stone fabricator fined $47,600 for serious and repeat safety violations”
“One company in Massachusetts is in some big trouble with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). According to OSHA, the company’s marble and granite fabrication operation was cited with more than 10 violations of the administration’s workplace safety standards, as well as for neglecting to reduce the risks of on-the-job accidents in Woburn. All of these violations come with proposed fines totaling nearly $48,000. International Stone Inc. was inspected by one of the OSHA Area Offices back in December after a complaint was filed regarding safety and work operations at one of th”
“The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited International Stone Inc. for 11 alleged violations of workplace safety standards at its Ansonia marble and granite fabrication operation at 1 Chestnut St. ... Proposed penalties for the Woburn, Mass.-based company total $47,600. ... ’s Bridgeport ... OSHA found employees cutting and polishing granite and marble with unguarded grinders and without eye, face and hand protection; unapproved electrical equipment and outlets used in wet locations; blocked access to circuit breakers; ungrounded, spliced and misuse”
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