OSHA 300A Summary Extractor

The form number and date, the reporting year, the employer (establishment) name, EIN, and address, the total employees and total hours worked during the year, the establishment description and NAICS code, and the reporting location if the organization runs multiple sites.

The 300A is the annual summary posted from February 1 to April 30: it reports establishment-level totals — total cases, hours worked, days away, and incidence rates for the year — and is signed and certified by a company executive. The OSHA 300 is the case-by-case log with one row per recordable injury or illness. This tool reads the summary totals; for the per-case log use the OSHA 300 log extractor.

The total injuries and illnesses, the lost workday cases, the days away from work, the job transfer or restricted duty days, the other recordable cases, and the total deaths each come back as fields, alongside the calculated injury rate and lost workday rate per 100 full-time-equivalent employees.

Yes. The certifier name and title (typically the owner, CEO, or a senior officer), the certification date, and whether the establishment claims a recordkeeping exemption (boolean) each come back as fields, so the executive attestation required on the 300A is captured.

PDF only, up to 10MB and 100 pages. The summary reports aggregate counts rather than named individuals. It is processed via the Talonic API for extraction only, is not retained for training, and is not shared.