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These indicators provide information about the health and safety of workers in Maryland.
Roughly 3 million people work in Maryland, and in 2009 nearly 4 of every 100 workers experienced a work-related injury or illness and there were 65* work-related fatalities. Tracking these indicators allows Maryland to:
Work-related injuries, illnesses, and deaths are largely preventable. By tracking work-related incidents we are better able to understand the underlying issues leading to these outcomes. This will help guide efforts to prevent these incidents in the future and improve the health and safety of work places in Maryland.
The occupational health indicators were created through a joint effort between the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) and the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
For more information on the Occupational Health Indicators, or to view other states' data please visit the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists web page
Profile of Maryland Workers
Occupational illness and injuries combined
Acute and Cumulative Occupational Injuries
Occupational Illnesses
Occupational Exposures
Occupational Hazards
Intervention Resources for Occupational Health
Socioeconomic Impact of Occupational Illnesses and Injuries
Cumulative Occupational Injury