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Top Ten FY2018
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Top Ten Background How is it determined? What is the scope?
Greatest # of citations? Greatest $ amount in citations? What is the scope? Across the US, federal and state plan states FY for OSHA October 1 — September 30
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Top Ten FY2018 # of Violations
8th year in a row Fall Protection – General Requirements ( ): 7,216 violations Hazard Communication ( ): 4,537 Scaffolding ( ): 3,319 Respiratory Protection ( ): 3,112 Lockout/Tagout ( ): 2,923 Ladders ( ): 2,780 Powered Industrial Trucks ( ): 2,281 Fall Protection – Training Requirements ( ): 1,978 Machine Guarding ( ): 1,969 PPE & Life Saving Equipment – Eye and Face Protection ( ): 1,528
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Top Ten FY2017 # of Violations
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OSHA Enforcement Overview
2,100 inspectors 130MM workers 8M worksites 1 inspector/59,000 workers 10 regional offices 85 local area offices FY2017 — 32,408 inspections FY2019 budget = ~$600MM
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Federal Penalties Increase 2.5% OSHA (at publish of FR)
2019 Serious/OTS = $13,260 Failure to abate = $13,260 Willful/repeat = $132,598 2018 Serious/OTS = $12,934 Failure to abate = $12,934 Willful/repeat = $129,336 2015 Serious/OTS = $7,000 Failure to abate = $7,000 Willful/repeat = $70,000
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Fatalities 2017 BLS 5,147 total 14/day [38/day in 1970]
3.5/100,000 workers 17% were fall-related 40% were transportation-related
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Fatalities Over Time BLS
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