OSHA Data,
Finally Accessible
Federal injury and illness statistics, enforcement records, citation history, and industry benchmarks — structured, indexed by NAICS sector, and available via free API.
What the data covers
All sourced from BLS and OSHA public datasets. Updated annually.
TRIR, DART, and Days Away from Work rates by NAICS sector and year. Sourced from BLS Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses (SOII). 2019–2023 available.
Full inspection history, citation details, and penalty data for federal OSHA. Filter by NAICS code, state, inspection type, and citation standard.
Compare your incident rates against your 2-digit or 3-digit NAICS sector. See where your industry ranks nationally and identify risk exposure.
20 top-level NAICS sectors with 99 subsector codes, cross-referenced to legacy SIC codes used in older OSHA enforcement data.
Most-cited OSHA standards by industry, frequency, and penalty severity. Identify your sector's highest-risk compliance gaps before an inspector does.
28 states run their own OSHA-approved programs with standards that meet or exceed federal requirements. State plan data available in Phase 2.
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All 20 sectors →API access
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- —Historical data 2019–2023
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OSHA reference guides
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The OSHA 300A violation that catches metal fab shops off guard — it's not the posting date. Learn who must sign, what triggers citations, and how to avoid costly recordkeeping failures.
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Oil & gas contractors think they're compliant on heat illness — OSHA disagrees. Here's what CSHOs actually look for on drilling sites and pipelines.
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