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Data, Resources on Work-related Injuries

Level of safety risk varies significantly depending on the specific industry and the type of work being performed. Common hazards in general industry include slips, trips and falls, contact with machinery, exposure to harmful substances, ergonomic issues and electrical hazards.

Below you will find statistics, safety resources and training opportunities for workers in general industry.

Get the Latest Data with Injury Facts®

Effective safety programs rely on accurate and timely data to identify risks and guide safety programing.

Training to Keep Employees Safe


Safety training not only keeps you in compliance but reduces incidents and injuries, leading to a safer work environment.

• First Aid Training
• Fleet Essentials
• Defensive Driver Training
• Compliance Training for General Industry:

– OSHA 10- and 30-Hour General Industry
– Heat Stress
– Confined Space Hazards
– Fall Protection
– Workplace Violence Prevention

• All Compliance Training





Professional Development

Helpful Tools for Employers


Safety resources can play a crucial role in establishing and maintaining a safe work environment.

General Industry Sector Resources

• Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Impairment Resources
• Technologies for Saving Lives

Safety Program Templates (member only)

• Powered Industrial Truck (PIT)
• Preventing Heat-related Illness
• Emergency Response
• Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls
• Hazard Recognition

Workplace Toolkits

• Hazard Awareness Toolkit (member only)
• Workplace Wellbeing Hub
• Emergency Preparedness Toolkit (member only)
• Fatigue at Work Toolkit
• Ergonomics Toolkit (member only)

Train-the-trainer Courses


Mature your training programs with train-the-trainer courses. Instructor development provides scalable, cost-effective and sustainable training delivery.

• Defensive Driving Instructor Development
• Work Zone Safety Instructor Development
• Lift Truck Operator- Train the Trainer
• First Aid Instructor Development

Engage Your Employees


Engaging workers in safety is crucial for creating a safe and healthy work environment.

• Employee Safety Surveys
• Establish a Safety Committee
• Checklists, Tips Sheets and Safety Talks

Connect with Other Safety Professionals and Subject Matter Experts


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