Construction Safety in New Jersey
OSHA violations and inspection data for construction employers in New Jersey
According to OSHA enforcement records, 16,949 construction employers in New Jersey have accumulated 52,482 workplace safety violations across 20,018 inspections, with 44,161 classified as serious and $131,658,313 in total penalties. 10,339 employers received an F safety grade and 5,698 received a D grade. In the past 5 years, 8,152 violations resulted in $45,914,422 in penalties.
Construction Workplace Safety in New Jersey
The construction sector is one of the most inspected industries in New Jersey, with OSHA conducting 20,018 inspections across 16,949 employers. 44,161 violations were classified as serious, meaning they could cause death or serious physical harm to workers. Safety grades are assigned based on a weighted violation formula that accounts for the severity of each citation — willful and repeat violations carry the highest weight.
10,339 construction employers in New Jersey received an F safety grade, indicating significantly elevated violation rates. Another 5,698 received a D grade. Workers in New Jersey's construction industry who have been injured on the job may be eligible for workers' compensation benefits. OSHA also protects workers' right to report unsafe conditions without fear of retaliation.
Construction Employers in New Jersey 25 shown of 16,949
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Every worker has the right to a safe workplace. If your employer has OSHA violations and you've been hurt on the job, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits. Use the search below to look up your employer's full safety record, including violation history, penalty amounts, and safety grade.
All data from the U.S. Department of Labor's OSHA enforcement database. Updated March 2026.