Steve Davis, Boring Company president, led recruitment initiatives for Elon Musk's DOGE team, which is linked to aggressive downsizing of federal employees under the Trump administration. His involvement underscores the intersection of corporate leadership and authoritarian political strategies.

Nevada OSHA imposed fines exceeding $112,000 on The Boring Company for serious safety violations during the construction of the Vegas Loop underground tunnel project, which resulted in multiple worker injuries due to chemical exposure and inadequate protective measures. The company has disputed all citations, raising concerns about its commitment to safe labor practices.

An article reports that The Boring Company has not delivered on its ambitious tunnel projects as promised to various U.S. local governments, resulting in the submission of safety violation forms. The company has also shifted blame onto government regulators, criticizing their oversight, which raises concerns about its business practices and public accountability.

An OSHA investigation, prompted by an anonymous employee tip, uncovered evidence of 36 injuries and 8 citations for dangerous practices at Boring Company tunnel job sites. The report highlights a systemic disregard for worker safety as employees faced immense pressure to meet unrealistic deadlines.

An OSHA investigation in Nevada revealed eight serious safety violations at The Boring Company, including prolonged working hours, insufficient protective gear, equipment malfunctions, and routine burns among workers. The company was fined over $112K last fall, though its legal team disputes the findings.

A report highlights serious worker safety violations at The Boring Company’s Nevada tunnel site, including long working hours, inadequate personal protective equipment, faulty machinery, and exposure to toxic substances resulting in burns and other injuries.