The private inspection firm that conducted an examination of the Manhattan building which showed signs of collapse earlier this week has had prior issues with violating regulations. [1] The report suggests that the company, which was responsible for assessing the structural integrity of the structure, has a history of being cited for such infractions in the past. This raises questions about the firm's reliability and whether its previous violations could have contributed to or been related to the current safety concerns at the building. [1] The incident highlights ongoing issues with oversight and compliance within the construction industry, particularly concerning high-rise structures that are critical components of urban infrastructure.