Rankings · OSHA ITA
Workplace safety rankings
OSHA injury-rate rankings across 497,821 US employers, from the safest to the most dangerous large establishments and industries, graded A-F against peer benchmarks.
- 497,821
- Employers graded
- 1,075
- Industries
- 49.8
- Worst large-employer TCR
The spread
Among large employers with 3+ years of OSHA filings, Envision Printing, LLC runs the lowest credible rate at TCR 0.0 (grade A) while Hillside Rehab & Care Center peaks at 49.8 (grade F).
- 0.0
- lowest TCR · A
- 49.8
- highest TCR · F
- 10+10
- safest + most dangerous preview
- 2016–2024
- OSHA filing years
Preview lists below; full ranked tables link to every establishment page.
Data-driven rankings of US employers and industries by workplace injury and illness rates, derived from OSHA 300A annual summaries. All rankings use total case rate (TCR) per 100 full-time employees, benchmarked against industry averages. The letter grades shown are a transparent derived index PlainSafetyScore computes from this public data, not an official OSHA rating; see the Methodology for the exact formula.
The national spread
Where the ranked grades sit
Among 497,557 employers with a computed A–F grade, each letter compares an establishment with its own industry benchmark. It is a relative rate signal, not an OSHA rating or safety certification.
Download the industry dataset (CSV) , open extract wired into this page's Dataset JSON-LD.
Source: OSHA Injury Tracking Application (ITA) Rankings updated annually as new OSHA 300A data is released. Injury rates represent recordable incidents per 100 full-time workers
Top 10 Safest Large Employers
Top 10 Most Dangerous Large Employers
How PlainSafetyScore Rankings Are Compiled
Our rankings are computed directly from the upstream dataset, not editorially curated and not influenced by advertisers. Each ranking surfaces a clear, reproducible metric (for example, count of records per jurisdiction, share of records within a category, or rate per capita), and the underlying numbers are visible on the associated record pages so you can verify them. We recompute rankings whenever the upstream data refreshes, and we publish the refresh cadence on the methodology page.
What Rankings Mean (and What They Do Not)
A ranking is a useful lens, it tells you where to start looking, but it is not a judgment about quality, safety, or reputation. Being at the top of a count-based ranking typically reflects scale: more records in a jurisdiction, more entities in a category. It does not mean "better" or "worse." Whenever a ranking could be misread as a quality claim, we include an explanatory note on the page. When a ranking is rate-based (per capita, per thousand, share), we describe the denominator so you can sanity-check whether the normalization fits your question.
Why We Publish These Rankings
Rankings make large public datasets navigable. Most visitors arrive with a question ("Which jurisdiction has the most records?" or "Where is this category concentrated?") and benefit from seeing a ranked list with direct links to the full records. Publishing ranked views of public data is a long-established practice in civic journalism; we are careful to surface the raw numbers, link to the official source, and avoid editorial spin. If a ranking ever implies a value judgment not supported by the data, please email us at the address on the contact page and we will review the wording.
Methodology, Sources, and Corrections
Every ranking is derived from the source dataset linked on the methodology page. We do not blend proprietary signals; we do not substitute editor opinion for data. If you believe a ranking is miscomputed or that a record is misclassified, please contact us with the specific record ID and the expected correction, and we will investigate within the next refresh cycle. Corrections that affect the published ranking are rolled forward immediately; minor formatting fixes go out with the next scheduled refresh.
Every figure and grade on PlainSafetyScore is computed directly from OSHA's published Injury Tracking Application data and BLS industry benchmarks, no number is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these safety grades, or report a data error. Data current as of 2016-2024 OSHA ITA release.