OSHA Recordkeeping by Industry (NAICS)

Whether an employer keeps an OSHA 300 log, and whether it files injury data with OSHA every March, depends on its NAICS code and its headcount. Each page below gives one industry's rules, its 2024 BLS injury rates and recordkeeping examples, each cited to 29 CFR 1904.

Industries

• NAICS 238160 · ConstructionRoofing ContractorsTRIR 2.4 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees · 300/301 data from 100
• NAICS 332710 · ManufacturingMachine ShopsTRIR 2.7 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees · 300/301 data from 100
• NAICS 493110 · Transportation and WarehousingGeneral Warehousing and StorageTRIR 4.9 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees · 300/301 data from 100
• NAICS 236220 · ConstructionCommercial and Institutional Building ConstructionTRIR 1.9 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees
• NAICS 238220 · ConstructionPlumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning ContractorsTRIR 3.0 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees
• NAICS 238210 · ConstructionElectrical ContractorsTRIR 1.8 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees
• NAICS 484121 · Transportation and WarehousingGeneral Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, TruckloadTRIR 3.0 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees · 300/301 data from 100
• NAICS 561730 · Administrative and Support ServicesLandscaping ServicesTRIR 3.0 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees
• NAICS 623110 · Health Care and Social AssistanceNursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)TRIR 6.3 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees · 300/301 data from 100
• NAICS 311611 · ManufacturingAnimal (Except Poultry) SlaughteringTRIR 4.0 · 300A e-filing from 20 employees · 300/301 data from 100

Not sure a case belongs on the log at all? Check it against OSHA's recording rules.