Intellectual and developmental disability facilities (e.g., homes, hospitals, intermediate care facilities), residential · Alabama

Sequel Youth and Family Services

Owens Cross Road, AL · ~47 workers · 2 years of OSHA Injury Tracking Application data.

F
Failing Safety Record
25.8
Avg TCR
3.8
Industry avg
0
Fatalities
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The verdict

Sequel Youth and Family Services runs at 680% of its industry's injury rate - far more dangerous than the typical Intellectual and developmental disability facilities (e.g., homes, hospitals, intermediate care facilities), residential workplace, earning a grade F.

Sequel Youth and Family Services: 25.8 TCR = 680% of Intellectual and developmental disability facilities (e.g., homes, hospitals, intermediate care facilities), residential BLS 3.8 · 2y Form 300A (see methodology below)

Sequel Youth and Family Services safety composite

Sequel Youth and Family Services scores strongest on fatalities (safer than 50% of same-industry peers) and weakest on total case rate (tcr) (safer than 1%), blended into one 0-100 breakdown against same-industry peers. A missing measure drops out and redistributes its weight rather than deflating the score. This is a per-dimension breakdown, distinct from the single letter grade above it (which weights TCR alone against the BLS industry benchmark).

F

26/100

Percentile-weighted across 3 of 3 measures

Total Case Rate (TCR)
F 25.84 per 100 workers

Safer than 1% of industry peers

DART rate
D 4.06 per 100 workers

Safer than 37% of industry peers

Fatalities
D 0

Safer than 50% of industry peers

Benchmarked live against every credibly-rated employer in the same NAICS industry code in the current OSHA extract (a segment must have at least 8 rated peers to benchmark). Not a legal or compliance determination; PlainSafetyScore's own weighting (TCR 40%, DART 35%, fatalities 25%).

TCR Δ

−3.0

2019→2020

Sequel Youth and Family Services injury rate improved

Sequel Youth and Family Services's TCR fell 3.0 from 27.3 in 2019 to 24.3 in 2020. Peak filing year was 2019 at 27.3 TCR. In 2020, DART was 0.16× this establishment's average TCR (severity share of cases).

2019=27.3 · 2020=24.3

OSHA ITA Form 300A scorecard

Establishment book 623210 · Owens Cross Road, AL ABOVE-IND · SMALL

Grade F · TCR 25.8 · 680% of ind

  • DART 4.1 DART
  • RANK #29/29
  • PHOTO First Source Employe…
  • BOOK 2y book
  • INJ 22 inj
  • SIZE ~47 FTE

Nearest TCR peer: First Source Employee Management (0.0 TCR gap)

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Sequel Youth and Family Services in the TCR neighbourhood

Average Total Case Rate among this establishment and nearest same-industry peers

TCR

What this shows Sequel Youth and Family Services averages 25.8 TCR (680% of the Intellectual and developmental disability facilities (e.g., homes, hospitals, intermediate care facilities), residential BLS benchmark).

Source U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA Injury Tracking Application (Form 300A) As of 2026-08-25

Sequel Youth and Family Services TCR series: 2019=27.3 · 2020=24.3 · BLS 3.8

Where Sequel Youth and Family Services falls in its industry

2,261 Intellectual and developmental establishments

Safer than 1% of graded establishments in this industry, whose median TCR is 5.8.

More dangerous than peersSafer than peers

Narrower to Alabama alone (the establishments it most directly competes with for workers and contracts): ranked #29 safest of 29 Intellectual and developmental employers in Alabama.

Sequel Youth and Family Services (47 employees, TCR 25.8) among 29 same-industry peers, split at the industry median of 65 employees and a TCR of 5.8 2×2 strategic matrix plotting 30 entities by Average employees (X) and Total Case Rate (Y), with a crosshair dividing the plot into four quadrants. Larger & higher-riskSmaller & higher-riskLarger & saferSmaller & safer than peers 0200400600 0102030 Average employees Total Case Rate Sequel Youth and Family Services
Sequel Youth and Family Services (47 employees, TCR 25.8) among 29 same-industry peers, split at the industry median of 65 employees and a TCR of 5.8

Sequel Youth and Family Services has fewer employees than the Intellectual and developmental disabilit median and a higher injury rate than the industry's median TCR of 5.8. Workforce size and injury rate do not always move together within the same industry -- some of its smaller peers run higher rates than its larger ones, and vice versa.

Year-by-Year Safety Data

Year TCR DART Injuries Illnesses Fatalities
2020 24.3 4.1 6 0 0
2019 27.3 6.8 16 0 0

OSHA ITA peer cross-reference

Establishment peer ledger

623210 · AL · Owens Cross Road

2,261 Intellectual and developmental disability facilities (e.g., homes, hospitals, intermediate care facilities), residential employers nationwide with a credible TCR · 7,418 rated employers in Alabama with headcount on file · 4 cross-state NAT-TCR peers · 4 cross-state NAT-SIZE peers. Closest matches by relationship code are listed below.

Rel Establishment Metric
NAICS-TCR First Source Employee Management 25.9 TCR
NAICS-TCR Kelly Program 25.9 TCR
NAICS-TCR Main Office and Day Habilitation 25.6 TCR
NAICS-TCR Work Unlimited (Dept. 12) 25.6 TCR
STATE-SIZE Jasper Complex - APC 47 FTE
STATE-SIZE War Construction, Inc 47 FTE
STATE-SIZE Southern Equipment & Crew, LLC 47 FTE
STATE-SIZE Ardent Mills Decatur 47 FTE
NAT-TCR 6957-SBA 25.8 TCR
NAT-TCR Lakewood #107 25.8 TCR
NAT-TCR The Home at Hearthstone 25.8 TCR
NAT-TCR 6711 Belvedere Rd, West Palm Beach, FL.33413 25.9 TCR
NAT-SIZE Systems Plant Services, Inc.- Blytheville, AR NYS-Nucor Yamato 47 FTE
NAT-SIZE Collinsville 47 FTE
NAT-SIZE Heritge Manor of Bossier 47 FTE
NAT-SIZE Famous Dave's - Support Center 47 FTE

Rel codes: NAICS-TCR · STATE-SIZE · CITY-NEAR · NAT-TCR/NAT-SIZE cross-state. Read with this employer →

Data Source: OSHA Injury Tracking Application (ITA), mandatory establishment-level injury/illness reports. Grades compare employer Total Case Rate (TCR) to BLS IIF industry benchmarks. Data covers years reported by this establishment: 2020, 2019. This is publicly available government data - not a legal determination of workplace conditions.
Data sourced from official public datasets. See our methodology for details.