Promoting Workplace Safety: The New OSHA Severe Injury Report Dashboard

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Much like the proprietary dashboards developed for our clients, OSHA's powerful new resource was designed to enhance transparency and awareness of severe workplace injuries. This interactive platform provides users with access to detailed data on serious injuries reported by employers in states covered by federal OSHA going all the way back to 2015!

Here's what makes this so cool:

  • Interactive Data Access: The dashboard offers a user-friendly interface that allows users to search and filter data based on various criteria, including year, industry, state, and establishment name. This flexibility enables users to pinpoint specific areas of concern and conduct targeted analyses

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  • Comprehensive Insights: The dashboard provides detailed information on severe injuries, including the type of injury and affected body parts. This granular data can be invaluable for identifying common hazards and developing effective preventative measures.

  • Preventative Measures: Employers can leverage the data provided by the dashboard to implement safety improvements and reduce the risk of future injuries. By understanding the types of injuries that occur in their industry and region, employers can take targeted steps to mitigate hazards and create safer work environments.

The launch of the Severe Injury Report Dashboard is a significant step forward in the ongoing effort to promote workplace safety. Fingers crossed it will break down the culture of "not reporting" injuries.

This data helps employers and workers identify hazards, implement preventative measures, and create safer work environments. Win- Win!

Workplace safety is a critical issue that affects millions of workers across the United States. Serious injuries can have devastating consequences for both individuals and their families, and they can also impose significant costs on businesses.

Are you ready to ramp up your culture of transparency and injury reporting? We're ready to show you the way.