Fresh OSHA Inspection Opportunity Signals

Turn newly opened public OSHA inspection records into early B2B timing signals for workplace-safety, compliance, training, PPE, industrial-hygiene, machine-safety, lockout/tagout, insurance, legal, and related service workflows.

This Actor is designed around timing. It surfaces recent inspections and can prioritize complaint, referral, accident, follow-up, and other unprogrammed inspection types. It then applies deterministic service-opportunity tags and returns structured records suitable for CRM, sales research, monitoring, and downstream agent workflows.

What this Actor returns

Each qualified result can include the establishment name, location, NAICS information, inspection type and scope, opening date, age, OSHA office/source details, service-opportunity tags, source URL, and a deduplication key.

Typical uses include:

• monitoring fresh workplace-safety inspection activity;
• identifying organizations that may have a near-term need for safety or compliance support;
• routing opportunities by state or NAICS industry;
• creating structured prospecting feeds for safety consultants and service providers;
• feeding alerts, dashboards, CRM systems, or AI agents.

Inputs

lookbackDays controls recency. state limits results to a two-letter US state code. naicsPrefix focuses on an industry group. highIntentOnly=true keeps the default feed focused on the inspection types most likely to represent a timely service signal. maxPages and maxResults provide hard run limits.

Output and billing

The Actor charges only when it delivers a qualified signal. Apify platform usage is billed separately according to the run settings displayed by Apify, allowing users to control maximum spend.

Important interpretation

An OSHA inspection does not mean that an employer violated a law or standard. An inspection may result from many causes and may close without a citation. This Actor does not make accusations, determine fault, predict enforcement outcomes, or provide legal or safety advice. Opportunity tags are deterministic classifications intended only to help users organize public records.

The Actor uses OSHA's public inspection information and does not require a paid data source, proxy, browser session, login, or LLM.

Unofficial tool. This Actor is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Labor or the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).