Largest OSHA Fines in History
The highest-fined company has paid $0 in total OSHA penalties. These 0 companies have faced the largest financial consequences for workplace safety violations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
OSHA penalties are based on violation severity, employer size, good faith efforts, and violation history. Willful violations carry the highest fines (up to $161,323 per violation in 2024), while serious violations can be up to $16,131 each.
Often not. Companies frequently contest penalties through the OSHA review process and negotiate reduced amounts. The "Total Fines" shown here reflects final assessed penalties after any reductions.
A willful violation occurs when an employer intentionally and knowingly commits a violation, or commits one with plain indifference to the law. These carry the highest penalties and indicate the most serious safety concerns.