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Oklahoma’s 2024 Annual Report Ranking: #47Adjust My Rank

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-0.740

45

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-0.390

49

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-0.965

46

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-1.104

47

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-0.382

39

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-0.722

47

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* Value indicates a score. Higher scores are healthier and lower scores are less healthy.

† Not included in the overall score.

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Trend: Occupational Fatalities in Oklahoma, United States, 2024 Annual Report

Occupational Fatalities in Oklahoma

Number of fatal occupational injuries in construction, manufacturing, trade, transportation and utility industries as well as professional and business services per 100,000 workers (3-year estimate)

Number of fatal occupational injuries in construction, manufacturing, trade, transportation and utility industries as well as professional and business services per 100,000 workers (3-year estimate)

Oklahoma
United States
Source:

 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries

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Occupational Fatalities in the United States

Number of fatal occupational injuries in construction, manufacturing, trade, transportation and utility industries as well as professional and business services per 100,000 workers (3-year estimate)

Occupational Fatalities

Number of fatal occupational injuries in construction, manufacturing, trade, transportation and utility industries as well as professional and business services per 100,000 workers (3-year estimate)

<= 3.7

3.8 - 4.1

4.2 - 4.5

4.6 - 5.5

>= 5.6

No Data

Data from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, 2020-2022

<= 3.7

3.8 - 4.1

4.2 - 4.5

4.6 - 5.5

>= 5.6

No Data

6.7

Alaska Value

Alaska

6.7

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.2

Alabama Value

Alabama

5.2

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.5

Arkansas Value

Arkansas

5.5

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.7

Arizona Value

Arizona

3.7

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.4

California Value

California

3.4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.4

Colorado Value

Colorado

4.4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.6

Connecticut Value

Connecticut

3.6

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.1

Delaware Value

Delaware

4.1

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.2

Florida Value

Florida

4.2

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.4

Georgia Value

Georgia

5.4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.1

Hawaii Value

Hawaii

4.1

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.5

Iowa Value

Iowa

4.5

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.7

Idaho Value

Idaho

3.7

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.7

Illinois Value

Illinois

3.7

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

6

Indiana Value

Indiana

6

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.8

Kansas Value

Kansas

4.8

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

6

Kentucky Value

Kentucky

6

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.9

Louisiana Value

Louisiana

5.9

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3

Massachusetts Value

Massachusetts

3

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.8

Maryland Value

Maryland

3.8

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.4

Maine Value

Maine

3.4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.7

Michigan Value

Michigan

3.7

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.6

Minnesota Value

Minnesota

3.6

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.5

Missouri Value

Missouri

4.5

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.4

Mississippi Value

Mississippi

4.4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

6

Montana Value

Montana

6

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.9

North Carolina Value

North Carolina

4.9

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.9

North Dakota Value

North Dakota

5.9

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.1

Nebraska Value

Nebraska

4.1

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4

New Hampshire Value

New Hampshire

4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.5

New Jersey Value

New Jersey

3.5

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

7.6

New Mexico Value

New Mexico

7.6

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.4

Nevada Value

Nevada

4.4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.4

New York Value

New York

4.4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.6

Ohio Value

Ohio

3.6

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.3

Oklahoma Value

Oklahoma

5.3

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.9

Oregon Value

Oregon

3.9

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

3.7

Pennsylvania Value

Pennsylvania

3.7

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.2

Rhode Island Value

Rhode Island

4.2

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

6.3

South Carolina Value

South Carolina

6.3

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.5

South Dakota Value

South Dakota

5.5

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

6.3

Tennessee Value

Tennessee

6.3

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.9

Texas Value

Texas

4.9

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.2

Utah Value

Utah

4.2

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.1

Virginia Value

Virginia

4.1

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.2

Vermont Value

Vermont

5.2

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

2.8

Washington Value

Washington

2.8

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4

Wisconsin Value

Wisconsin

4

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.1

West Virginia Value

West Virginia

5.1

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

5.7

Wyoming Value

Wyoming

5.7

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

4.2

United States Value

United States

4.2

* Deaths per 100,000 workers

District of Columbia Value

District of Columbia

No data

* Deaths per 100,000 workers
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