NIOSH/Document/Fatal Injuries to Civilian Workers in the United States, 1980-1995 (National Profile)

Table US-19. Number of Traumatic Occupational Fatalities
by Selected Detailed Industry Groupings^* and Year, US, 1983-1995.

DETAILED INDUSTRY	YEAR OF DEATH
DETAILED INDUSTRY	1983	1984	1985	1986	1987	1988	1989	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995
Forestry & Fisheries	67	75	93	66	73	77	125	85	87	92	81	77	58
Metal/Coal/Nonmetal Mining	113	158	92	113	91	69	88	100	99	89	93	70	87
Lumber & Wood MFG	238	237	246	251	259	245	250	224	211	204	163	158	157
Oil and Gas Extraction	176	199	185	105	83	93	105	119	76	58	77	98	72
Trucking/Warehousing/Storage	476	545	551	480	460	533	493	406	376	371	405	428	442
Ag Production	523	549	586	502	541	494	449	420	430	429	426	401	389
Construction	1,035	1,113	1,190	1,102	1,197	1,098	1,104	1,077	893	890	885	967	1,001
Other Transportation	295	301	326	287	291	270	297	284	330	309	354	306	286
Ag Services	68	93	73	85	88	74	109	98	98	77	101	109	110
Primary Metals MFG	93	95	88	92	90	89	75	73	62	62	68	55	64
Electric Light and Power	74	79	87	78	64	74	78	62	39	50	42	37	50
Other Utility/Sanitary Service	80	91	103	66	72	61	89	66	75	70	87	87	75
Automobile and Repair Services	171	143	171	150	159	181	166	165	157	129	178	130	186
Justice, Pub Order, & Safety	150	138	153	153	159	183	168	120	123	147	167	152	177
Stone/Clay/Concrete MFG	48	54	59	41	42	29	26	25	30	30	30	21	24

^* The selected groupings had the highest rates per 100,000 workers.