Safety Management
Safety Administration
Injury Data

Overexertion and slips and falls are the biggest culprits

Ranking of the leading causes of workplace accidents and their costs & guidelines to control costs

Raw data from the accident and injury MSHA Form 7000-2

Injury health statistics in the USA

Amusement ride accident related data

Uses risk to safety ratio to compare and contrast the USA with four other countries

Australian government statistics on workplace safety and health

Statistics on fatalities, lost work day accidents (5 days or more), etc.

The types of injury statistics available and how to obtain them

Provides links to governmental workplace safety and health statistics in Canada

Injuries by industry and province

A comprehensive look at the injury problem in America

Provides an overview of all work-related fatal injuries that occurred in New Jersey

Injuries Among Youth on Farms in the United States

Explains the iceberg theory using BLS statistics

How Much Does Your Employee Turnover Cost?

Military injuries statistics related to ergonomics

This bulletin illustrates how costs can be estimated for a community or state

Occupational injury trending reports

1995-1999: A Chartbook

Data on fatal injuries in the ornamental shrub and tree services industry for 2002

US leading causes of death and injury mortality reports

FACE program concentrates on investigations of fatal occupational injuries

Between 1992 and 1998, the injury-and-illness case rate for eating-and-drinking places improved

Primer for trending occupational illness and injuries, occurrence reports, performance indicators

How big is the problem of injuries for U.S. children and adolescents

Injury data for farm workers

OSHA statistics for injury and illlness rates for federal agency

Compare your injury rates to other establishments, industries or national rates

Findings by industry

Broken down by age

Highlights intriguing BLS data that you might otherwise have missed

Data files on mining accidents, injuries, fatalities, employment, production, etc. collected by MSHA

Data, graphs, tables, fact sheets, statistical publications

Statistics from the Mining Safety & Health Administration

An analysis of nail-gun injuries treated in emergency departments 2001-2005

Analysis about the most common types of burns among restaurant workers

The number of groundskeepers fatally injured on the job each year increased substantially over the 1992-2002 period

Industry Injury and Illness Data in the USA

Injuries and illnesses among those aged 65 and older in the USA

For each data collection cycle, OSHA only collects data from a small portion of all private sector establishments

Accident frequency statistics, charts, accident investigations

Statistics about Playground Related Injuries

Annual state-by-state breakdowns of injury and illness rates

Statistics from South Carolina OSHA on fatalities and on occupational injuries and illnesses

Self-employed workers face a greater risk of fatal occupational injuries than that confronted by wage and salary workers

Yearly injuries per 1000 participants per sport - USA

Sports injury data that involve brain and/or spinal cord injuries

College sports injury statistics and related injury data

Contain maps and tables of injury deaths and death rates for each state in the USA

NIOSH-funded study seeks to evaluate time trends for morbidity and longitudinal mortality

Statistical databases related to transportation safety - aviation, marine, highway, rail, etc.

Derived from information contained in the official Army accident database

By year for each agency of the US federal government

Archives back to 1998

Series of safety statistical reports for the US Navy

An estimate of the percentage of total injury-attributable medical expenditures in 2000

Cost injury estimates for fatal or nonfatal injuries

Access to the geographic distribution of injury-related mortality rates in the the United States

Safety stats for air, highway, transit, railroad, water and pipline transportation modes

An interactive database system that provides customized reports of injury-related data

Increases in repetitive motion and tendinitis injuries to women

National estimates and rates for nonfatal occupational injuries and illness treated in US hospital emergency departments

NIOSH publication 2000-127 on occupational injuries and illnesses