 I should mention, A, that we reached out to the company's owner who declined to comment on the incident. We also talked to a woman in Texas named Aubrey Friday, who lost her son in a trench collapse in 2016. She wondered why OSHA didn't do something about the company where her son Nathan worked. She believed officials there were operating an unsafe workplace. OSHA needs to do more than what they're doing. It shouldn't take a death for them to act.