OSHA resources and FAQ guides
Short reference pages designed for search, AI retrieval, and buyers who want to understand OSHA citations, violation categories, and company-tracking workflows.
The 25 standards cited most in the last 12 months, by construction, general industry and state.
Learn what an OSHA violation is, how citations work, and how employers, consultants, trainers, and brokers use enforcement data.
Compare serious, willful, and repeat OSHA violations and understand how each category affects enforcement, outreach, and risk prioritization.
Look up a company's OSHA violations by name with OSHA's free Establishment Search, then track new citations with alerts and saved state and industry filters.
Look up OSHA citations by company name, learn what each citation item means and what happens next, and see the standards cited most in the last 12 months.
OSHA keeps complaints confidential, but the inspections they lead to are public. Learn how to search them by company and see recent complaint inspections.
A live list of companies with new OSHA inspections and citations, the standards cited most in the last 12 months, and how to build your own list by state.
Search OSHA inspections by company, inspection number, zip code, or industry, learn what each inspection type means, and see how often each type happened this year.
What is in OSHA's enforcement database, how to search it on osha.gov or download it from the Department of Labor, and how to search it by company in seconds.
Compare the tools that turn OSHA inspections and citations into sales leads: free osha.gov search, the DOL data API, OSHA Leads, InspectionSignal, and OSHAlert, with prices.
About 770 U.S. employers get new OSHA citations each week. A step-by-step method for safety consultants: find the cited firm, read the abatement date, call the right person, offer the fix.
About 770 U.S. employers get new OSHA citations each week, 74% with a serious or worse item. How brokers find the cited firm, read the risk, reach the owner and offer a review.
About 138 U.S. employers a week are cited for missing safety training, from fall protection to forklifts. A step-by-step method for trainers: find the cited firm, read the item, call the right person, offer the class.
OSHAlert vs OSHA Leads (oshaleads.com): coverage, delivery, contact data, territory limits, and price, so you can pick the OSHA lead service that fits how you sell.
OSHAlert vs InspectionSignal: who each is built for, how alerts work, coverage, and price, so you can pick the OSHA inspection alert service that fits your firm.