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OSHA’s 2024 ITA Data: What the Latest Injury and Illness Filings Reveal
The 2024 Injury Tracking Application (ITA) cycle marked a pivotal year for Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recordkeeping and analytics. With expanded electronic reporting now yielding richer case-level detail for many large establishments in high-hazard industries, the public ITA data offers a sharper view of where incidents cluster, what types of cases are driving days away or restrictions, and how enforcement is being targeted.
This data, only recently released, highlights the criticality of employers accurately documenting workplace injuries and illnesses, and being mindful that these descriptions are being used by OSHA in a way that makes them publicly accessible. Employers were required to submit injury and illness data for 2024 by March 2, 2025.
This data, only recently released, highlights the criticality of employers accurately documenting workplace injuries and illnesses, and being mindful that these descriptions are being used by OSHA in a way that makes them publicly accessible. Employers were required to submit injury and illness data for 2024 by March 2, 2025.
