Safety Incidents
Searchable research tool for US workplace-safety records.
Search any US employer's OSHA record for free: 5.2M inspections plus severe-injury reports, citations, and accident investigations, by employer, state, or hazard. No login.
Every OSHA workplace-safety record on the federal file — severe-injury reports, inspections, citations, and accident investigations — searchable by employer, state, hazard, or industry. Built for safety managers checking a contractor, workers checking an employer, journalists chasing a pattern, and researchers who need the raw record. Refreshed continuously from the US Department of Labor's OSHA datasets.
MSHA covers mines; OSHA covers everyone else — every warehouse, plant, and job site in the country. Those severe-injury and inspection records are all public, but OSHA's own tools are built for compliance officers, not the public. Safety Incidents is the same federal record, opened up: type an employer, see their history.
- Pull OSHA's Severe Injury Reports, inspections, citations, and accident-investigation datasets from the US Department of Labor's DOL API on a rolling refresh schedule.
- Normalize each dataset into a common schema and resolve raw employer names into canonical establishment pages.
- Index everything into full-text search over employer, state, hazard, industry, and the incident narrative.
- Publish to safetyincidents.org; preserve each record's OSHA identifiers so every row traces back to the federal source.
Concrete entry points on safetyincidents.org — open any of these to land directly in the data the URL describes.
Safety Incidents is operated by Shovel (ByShovel LLC) and lives at safetyincidents.org. The umbrella studio site (this domain, byshovel.com) is the home for licensing inquiries and the broader portfolio.