Severe Injury Reports
Employer-reported severe injuries (hospitalization, amputation, loss of eye) submitted within 24h. All US employers.
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- 105,991
- Employers
- 70,589
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A free, searchable index · Federal OSHA workplace safety data
Six federal OSHA datasets in one archive: severe injuries, inspections, citations and penalties, employer injury logs, annual 300A summaries, and fatality investigations. Look up any employer, or read a single injury's full narrative.
Search covers Severe Injury Reports; each tally opens its own source.
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Each source covers a different slice of OSHA's workplace-safety record. They overlap in places, but no one of them is a superset of the others. Combining them is the point. New here? Start with the guide to OSHA accident reports.
Employer-reported severe injuries (hospitalization, amputation, loss of eye) submitted within 24h. All US employers.
All OSHA-recordable injuries from establishments required to submit electronically (≥100 employees in high-hazard industries, ≥250 elsewhere). Broader injury types, narrower employer pool.
Every OSHA inspection: programmatic, complaint-driven, accident-driven. Inspections aren't injuries; they're the enforcement record.
Federal accident-investigation summaries (fatalities and catastrophic incidents) going back to 1972. Includes the inspection trail behind each event.
Search accident investigations →Ranked by federal OSHA severe-injury reports (2015–2025). Large counts track company size and reporting volume as much as risk. Each name opens a full safety-record profile.
Source: OSHA Severe Injury Reports, federal jurisdiction, Jan 2015 – Oct 2025. Search the underlying records →