Understanding OSHA's New Severe Injury Report Dashboard

In a major development on September 4, 2024, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) launched an innovative online tool designed to enhance workplace safety transparency. The Severe Injury Report Dashboard is a comprehensive resource that empowers users to search through a vast database of severe workplace injuries reported since 2015.


Key Features of the Dashboard

The Severe Injury Report Dashboard is not just a repository of data; it's a functional tool that offers deep insights into the patterns and causes of workplace injuries. Users can filter the data by year, industry, state, and establishment name, as well as specific Occupational Injury and Illness Classification System codes. This level of detail provides a critical resource for employers and safety professionals looking to understand and mitigate workplace hazards.


Compliance and Prevention

Under federal law, employers are required to report any workrelated in-patient hospitalization, amputation, or loss of an eye within 24 hours of the incident. The dashboard not only ensures compliance by making these reports accessible but also serves as a preventive tool by highlighting areas of concern and recurring injury trends.


OSHA has deployed compliance assistance specialists and on-site consultation services across the country and in U.S. territories to assist employers in adhering to safety standards and leveraging the data presented in the dashboard.


Educational Resources

To ensure that the dashboard is user-friendly and effective, OSHA has also released an instructional video. This video guides users on how to navigate the dashboard and make the most of its features to promote safety and compliance in their workplaces.


How SEA Can Help

At Safety & Environmental Associates, Inc. (SEA), we believe in the power of information to transform workplace safety. We encourage employers and workers to utilize the Severe Injury Report Dashboard to gain insights and take proactive measures in preventing severe injuries. Our team of experts is also ready to assist you in interpreting the data and implementing targeted safety improvements based on these insights.


For those looking to enhance their workplace safety standards or need help navigating the complexities of OSHA reporting and compliance, reach out to us. Let's make safety a priority together.


By Derek Jennings, President SEA

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