“Before OSHA was created 43 years ago, an estimated 14,000 workers were killed on the job every year. Today, workplaces are much safer and healthier, going from 38 fatal injuries a day to 12. But there is still much work to be done.”
Fatality and Catastrophe Investigation Summaries, (OSHA 170 form), are developed after OSHA conducts an inspection in response to a fatality or catastrophe. OSHA data provides accident investigation information, including details regarding the injuries and fatalities which occurred, events leading to the incident, causal factors, and textual summaries of the accident.
This data set reflects the 677 events reviewed and released to the public via the Department of Labor. This subset of fatal accidents represents events where complete information regarding the event and injury was available.
This visualization is provided for educational purposes only based on information available at: https://enforcedata.dol.gov/views/data_catalogs.php
The Power of Safety Data Analytics
Fort Hill Group creates interactive tools that enable analysts and decision-makers to quickly and easily sift through millions of data elements to better understand their operations. Safety data analytics can streamline your organization's analysis process to provide a real-time operational safety picture.
Interactive Analysis
Interactive analytics allows users to quickly drill-down to answer safety questions and identify underlying issues and trends.
Ease of Use
Running complex safety queries involving multiple criteria can be completed by analysts and other stakeholders in only a few clicks.
Accessible Big Data
Interactive visualizations can be developed that fuse many different types of data from multiple data sources in real-time.
Actionable Safety Intelligence
Maximizing the efficient use of safety data empowers analysts and decision makers to target risk mitigation at areas of greatest need.
Partnering with Fort Hill Group
Fort Hill Group was founded in 2011 to help clients identify and manage the risks and benefits associated with human performance in complex systems. Fort Hill Group can help you better utilize your human performance and safety data to make data-driven decisions.
In addition to our data analytics capabilities, our team is experienced with reducing the causes and consequence of human error, developing risk analysis processes, and conducting independent human factors investigations. Fort Hill Group has delivered research results to a variety of industry and government stakeholders including the Federal Aviation Administration, The Boeing Company, Flight Safety Foundation, the National Institutes of Aerospace, and Volpe – The National Transportation Systems Center. Contact us below to schedule an initial consultation.
