OSHA Safety Grade
Grade C · DART 2.01
vs 2.31 same 2-digit NAICS sector (OSHA ITA 2022–2023, hours-weighted)
Public Administration OR OSHA ITA
Oregon Department of Transportation: OSHA Safety Profile
Oregon Department of Transportation in OR (Public Administration) carries an employer OSHA injury record (Grade C), DART 2.01 with no H-1B LCAs or WARN notices in this corpus.
Oregon Department of Transportation (OR): · OSHA Grade C (DART 2.01)
According to DOL OFLC H-1B disclosures, OSHA ITA injury logs, and state WARN Act notices, Oregon Department of Transportation in OR carries no H-1B wage filings on record, a middling C OSHA safety grade and no WARN layoff notices on file. OSHA DART rate is safer than roughly 63% of 135,691 employers with an establishment injury record. Every figure is a federal filing, not an estimate; see methodology for coverage limits.
- Grade C OSHA
The record at a glance
According to U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA, and state WARN Act filings, Oregon Department of Transportation carries no H-1B wage filings on record, a middling C OSHA safety grade and no WARN layoff notices on file. In this corpus, OSHA DART rate is safer than roughly 63% of 135,691 employers with an establishment injury record, and WARN history is cleaner than 15% of 290,575 employers tracked here.
- 0
- H-1B filings
- Grade C
- OSHA safety
- 0
- WARN notices
Figures above come from this employer's OSHA establishment injury record only, H-1B and WARN tracks are empty here.
Government Data Summary
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Employer Name | Oregon Department of Transportation | OSHA ITA |
| Industry | Public Administration | NAICS / DOL |
| State | OR | U.S. Federal Records |
| OSHA Safety Grade | C | OSHA ITA |
| OSHA DART Rate | 2.01 | OSHA ITA Establishment Records |
| Tracks not on file | H-1B LCAs, WARN notices | Empty by design, not estimated |
Oregon Department of Transportation's values above reflect the most recent OSHA Injury Tracking Application records on file for this employer in OR (Public Administration).
What the Data Says About Oregon Department of Transportation
On workplace safety, Oregon Department of Transportation posted a DART (Days Away, Restricted, Transferred) rate of 2.01 injuries per 100 full-time workers, compared with the hours-weighted average of 2.31 for the same 2-digit NAICS sector in OSHA ITA 2022–2023 filings. Our composite grade of "C" is that employer-to-sector ratio (A ≤0.5× sector · B ≤0.8× · C ≤1.2× · D ≤1.8× · else F), so a job seeker can compare a hospital chain to a warehouse or a bank to a food processor without chasing down OSHA formulas. Across all years on file, OSHA logged 126 reportable injuries at this employer.
OSHA Safety Record
Grade C DART Rate: 2.01 (same-NAICS-sector avg: 2.31)
This employer DART rate (lower is safer)
Same NAICS-sector average
Oregon Department of Transportation's DART rate (days away/restricted/transferred per 100 FTE) vs the hours-weighted 2-digit NAICS sector average from OSHA ITA 2022–2023 (Public Administration).
Total reported injuries on file: 126.
What to check before working with Oregon Department of Transportation
For Oregon Department of Transportation, the lead public signal is the OSHA safety record (grade C); sponsorship and WARN tracks are empty here.
- Safety grade C reflects a DART rate read against the Public Administration average of 2.31 - a relative benchmark, not an absolute verdict. How grades work
Oregon Department of Transportation's figures are legally filed public records (DOL, OSHA, state WARN), not reviews or vendor estimates; a missing row is not proof the underlying activity never happened.
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This profile is rendered directly from OSHA Injury Tracking Application records, no number is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of August 2026.