Ohio OSHA Fall Protection Citations: The Numbers
Ohio saw 20 fall protection citations in a year, mostly hitting roofers. See average penalties and what to do if you’ve been cited.
Fall protection citations under OSHA standard 1926.501 are the most common serious violation issued to construction employers nationwide. Every state below breaks down recent citation activity, average penalties, and which industries get cited most.
If you’ve received a citation, you have 15 working days to file a Notice of Contest — see how the process works and how OSHA calculates penalty amounts before that window closes.
Ohio saw 20 fall protection citations in a year, mostly hitting roofers. See average penalties and what to do if you’ve been cited.
Florida logged 41 fall protection citations in a year, averaging $4,580 each. See who’s getting hit hardest and what to do if you’re cited.
Hawaii averaged $1,688 per fall protection citation in the past year. See what OSHA 1926.501 requires and what to do if you’ve been cited.
Virginia saw 16 fall protection citations in the past year, averaging $2,772 each. See what OSHA 1926.501 requires and how to fight a citation.
Utah saw fall protection citations averaging $1,050 in the past year. Learn what OSHA 1926.501 requires and how to respond to a citation.
South Dakota saw 3 fall protection citations in the past year, averaging $2,723. Learn what the citations mean and how to respond before your deadline.
Rhode Island issued fall protection citations averaging $3,476 in penalties. See what OSHA 1926.501 requires and how to respond to a citation.
Pennsylvania saw 10 fall protection citations in the past year, averaging $8,298 each. See who got cited and what to do if you’re next.
Oklahoma fall protection citations average $11,348 under OSHA’s 1926.501 standard. See what’s at stake and how to respond if you’ve been cited.
North Dakota averaged $50,599 per OSHA fall protection citation last year. See who gets cited, why, and what to do within 15 working days.