Employer OSHA Enforcement & Injury History Report

GOLDEN STATE BORING AND PIPE JACKING INC

Compiled from federal OSHA records · Prepared August 27, 2026 · SafetyIncidents

A single, portable report of GOLDEN STATE BORING AND PIPE JACKING INC's federal OSHA record: its severe injuries, inspections, and citation history, with the benchmarks that tell you whether that's normal or alarming.

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327Inspections
341Combined records
2Name variants
707Verified family records

OSHA enforcement

recent citations
2007-06-198414 BOther-than-serious$280
2007-06-193328 GSerious$1,600
2006-05-238430 FOther-than-serious$250

The complete citation & penalty record across 327 inspections: initial vs. current penalties and the serious / willful / repeat split.

Name-variant completeness

Files under 2 names in the index → 341 combined records. Federal filings — the company's own EIN or a carrier's declared trade name — verify 2 of its names as one company, holding 707 records combined. The report covers this exact name and lists every other variant with its own record counts, so you know exactly what you are judging and what sits outside it.

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All of the above assembled into a self-contained, dated, printable / save-to-PDF report, sourced and citable for a memo or audit file.

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Every figure is drawn directly from U.S. Department of Labor / OSHA records: the Severe Injury Reports and the enforcement inspection and violation files (federal jurisdiction; the 22 states running their own OSHA-approved plans report separately and are not included). Records are matched to this employer by normalized name. Verify against the underlying source records, always free on the GOLDEN STATE BORING AND PIPE JACKING INC public page. This report packages, benchmarks, and makes them portable. Provided for informational purposes only; not legal, safety-compliance, or professional advice. Not affiliated with OSHA or the U.S. Department of Labor.