Fatal and non-fatal injury analysis in chart and demographic format. All industries included.
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Fatal and non-fatal injury analysis in chart and demographic format. All industries included.
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Massive data file – over 104,000 inspections conducted. This contains SIC code information, a description of the incident that lead to the inspection, and other relevant data (does not contain citation cost). This is from 1972 to Present. If you are good at sorting with Excel, this is for you.
Again, this is over 104,000 inspections, so this is a sheet with 104,000 rows.
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These are PowerPoint presentations concerning the most frequently cited standards by OSHA. There are three good things about these – first, they are as of 2013, so up to date. Second, they break down citations by each sub part, so this is applicable to anyone. Third, there are three presentations, broken down by construction, general industry, and maritime – so factory workers do not need to know about scaffolds, for example.
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Most Frequently Cited – Construction
NIOSH put together a very extensive book of charts on injuries in the workplace, breaking it down in every way imaginable. There is data here for nearly every way of looking at workplace injuries, the makeup of the work force, etc.
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NIOSH Charts on Worker Injuries
The data is of 2004, but goes over previous years, decades, etc. Very useful.