Reader's guide·For insurers & underwriters
Underwrite from the primary record, not the questionnaire.
An applicant's federal OSHA history is public and current: 105,991 severe-injury reports and 5,191,871 inspections across 71,450 employers, with severity detail (hospitalization, amputation) and the citation record on every profile.
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Any employer's merged federal OSHA record: severe injuries with severity flags, inspections, citations, and penalties.
Severity by industry →
Every NAICS sector ranked by severe-injury volume: class-level context for an individual operator's record.
Records by state →
Severe injuries, inspections, and fatality investigations by state, with federal vs. State-Plan jurisdiction noted.
Recent fatality investigations →
Federal OSHA fatality and catastrophe investigations as they publish: the severe tail of the loss distribution.
Citations by standard →
What operators actually get cited for, ranked by standard: signal for hazard-specific underwriting questions.
Ongoing Severe-Injury Monitor ($99/mo)
Daily-refreshed watch page for an insured, with full severe-injury history and sector benchmark; know when a new report publishes, not at renewal.
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Severe-Injury History Report ($149)
One operator's complete severe-injury history benchmarked against its sector, as a portable document for the underwriting file.
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Worth knowing
Profiles match records by normalized employer name. Verify entity identity (parent vs. subsidiary) against the linked OSHA source records before pricing on a match.
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