See who OSHA just inspected — months before the citation.
New OSHA, MSHA, EPA and FMCSA enforcement in your state, read every night and matched to what you sell.
The list is one PDF, paid once, no account. Trying it free means five matched opportunities in your territory, no card.
An open inspection is a reason to call. Most firms hear about it months later.
An inspection often leaves the employer needing something: a written program, training, guarding, someone beside them at the closing conference. It is a prospecting signal, not a sale — and most vendors only hear of it when the citation is issued. ViolationPulse shows it a median of 6 days after it opens.
Before any citation is public
Day 0
OSHA opens the inspection
A complaint, a referral, an accident or a planned visit.
Day 6
It is in ViolationPulse
Median of 2,728 inspections opened in the last 90 days; 72% arrived within a week.
Day 97
OSHA issues the citation
Median of 6,643 inspections cited in the last twelve months. Most vendors start here.
Day 0
OSHA opens the inspection
A complaint, a referral, an accident or a planned visit.
Day 6
It is in ViolationPulse
Median of 2,728 inspections opened in the last 90 days; 72% arrived within a week.
Before any citation is public
Day 97
OSHA issues the citation
Median of 6,643 inspections cited in the last twelve months. Most vendors start here.
How it works
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Every night, every new inspection
We pull OSHA's and MSHA's enforcement data from the Department of Labor, EPA's hazardous waste, air and water enforcement from ECHO, and FMCSA's roadside truck inspections from the Department of Transportation — workplaces, mines and quarries, regulated facilities and trucking carriers.
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Matched to what you sell
The employer's industry and the reason OSHA came tell us who needs fall protection, machine guarding, industrial hygiene, training or a consultant. You pick your state and your services.
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Leads you can act on today
Download your state's list as a PDF right now, or follow your territory every day in the app with the employer's history and, on Growth, the people to contact.
The data, today
Read from our database as this page loaded; the newest inspection opened September 23, 2026. Every number says what it counts.
- inspections opened in the last 30 days
- Across the country, synced every night.
- 322
- states with a new inspection in the last 30 days
- Counting the District of Columbia.
- 37
- employers cited in the last 90 days
- With the penalty OSHA proposed.
- 5,385
- mines and quarries MSHA inspected in 30 days
- MSHA cites during the visit.
- 2,014
- facilities under EPA or state environmental enforcement in 90 days
- Hazardous waste, air and water.
- 12,685
- trucking carriers put out of service by FMCSA in 30 days
- At the roadside, or by order. Two trucks or more.
- 28,194
- days from opening to our data
- Median over the last 90 days.
- 6
- days from opening to the citation
- Median over the last twelve months.
- 97
Busiest states right now
Newly opened inspections with no citation yet. Each one is a list you can buy now.
Two ways to get the leads
Your state's list, today
One state · one PDF · no account
$9 to $49
Priced by the size of the list. Paid once.
- The newest inspections opened with no citation yet, up to 400
- Employers cited in the last 90 days, with the penalty
- Matched to the services you sell
- Mines and quarries MSHA inspected, with the operator
- EPA hazardous waste, air and water enforcement, for the services it concerns
- Trucking carriers FMCSA put out of service, for DOT compliance firms
- A link to the agency's record on every row
- Download it now, and a copy by email
Or your territory, every day
A subscription, with the app
From $49 a month
- Every OSHA and MSHA inspection in your territory, as soon as we can see it
- EPA and state hazardous waste, air and water enforcement, for HAZWOPER, industrial hygiene and environmental firms
- FMCSA roadside violations and out-of-service orders, for DOT compliance firms
- Opportunity scoring
- Company and enforcement history
- Company phone, website and address, from Google Maps and FMCSA
Built for the firms employers call after an inspection
If your business fixes workplace safety problems, an open inspection is a timely reason to get in touch.
Inside the app
- Two-stage signals
- Early signals when an inspection opens, confirmed enforcement when the citation lands, never conflated.
- Opportunity scoring
- Recency, severity, penalty size, history and service fit, with every factor visible.
- Service matching
- Only the inspections your services answer, in the states you cover.
- Contact enrichment
- Names, titles and work emails at the inspected company, each with its verification status. Growth and above.
- Send from your own mailbox
- Write from the app, paced and suppression-checked, or export a CSV. It always goes out under your name.
- Company history
- Earlier inspections and enforcement at the same employer, before you pick up the phone.
Your state's newest inspections, in two minutes.
Pick your state and what you sell, pay once, download the PDF.
This product uses the DOL Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the DOL. It also uses EPA and DOT open data and is not endorsed by either agency. Enforcement records are public government data and may change as cases progress.