Is My Employer Safe?
Search OSHA inspection records for any employer. Covers 232,214 employers tracked by the U.S. Department of Labor with 383,267 inspections on record. Data from OSHA enforcement records and the DOL Wage and Hour Division, covering workplace safety and wage violations across all 50 states; see our methodology.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check if my employer is safe? ▼
Enter your employer's name in the search box above. PlainWorker searches OSHA inspection records covering 232,214 employers. You'll see their total inspections, violations, penalties, and a safety assessment compared to industry averages.
What do OSHA violation types mean? ▼
Serious violations involve hazards that could cause death or serious physical harm. Willful violations are committed with intentional disregard for worker safety — these carry the highest penalties (up to $156,259 each). Repeat violations occur when the same hazard was cited before.
Is this data current? ▼
This data covers OSHA inspections through 2026 and WHD enforcement actions from the U.S. Department of Labor. It is updated periodically as new enforcement data becomes available.
What if my employer is not in the database? ▼
Employers not in the database have no OSHA inspection history on record, which may mean no inspections were conducted, the company is very small, or they operate under a different legal name. You can also check directly at osha.gov/establishment-search.
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Data Source: U.S. Department of Labor — OSHA Inspection and Violation Records (2010–2026). WHD enforcement data from data.dol.gov.