UPS injury rate

Name: UPS workplace injury record 2025
Creator: InjuryRate
License: https://www.usa.gov/government-works

2025 · company-name group · 1,290 of 1,294 matched sites included in this rate · 52 states

7.88nonfatal cases per 100 FTE workers

9 reported workplace fatalities · 2025

DART 6.69 · 22,522 recordable cases among 404,446 workers, hours-weighted across the 1,290 included sites

Rate based on 1,290 of 1,294 name-matched filings; this group is not a verified corporate ownership record. 4 filings were excluded from the rate by InjuryRate's plausibility checks (fatalities are still counted). Sites are grouped by the company name reported in OSHA filings; corporate ownership has not been independently verified — similar names may include unrelated entities, and subsidiaries filing under other names are missing. For reference, the median reporting site in Couriers and Express Delivery Services reported 7.21 — that reference covers the group's most common reported industry, while the group rate combines several industries, so it is not a like-for-like comparison.

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Annual reported data
Year	TRC	DART	Cases	Deaths	Hours	Sites (rate / all)	Workers
2025	7.88	6.69	22,522	9	571,730,269	1290 / 1294	404,446
2024	7.85	6.54	22,603	10	575,613,595	1240 / 1241	420,659
2023	8.18	6.72	23,529	7	575,523,187	1209 / 1209	421,618

Historical figures cover sites present in the latest-year group. Included sites vary by year, so changes may reflect coverage as well as changes in reported cases.

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Worksites with 250+ average employees, largest first

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About this record

TRC here measures nonfatal recordable injuries and illnesses per 100 full-time-equivalent workers; DART covers cases involving days away, restricted duty or transfer; fatalities are shown separately. These are case rates, not the percentage of workers injured. Smaller sites (under 250 workers) count toward the totals but do not get their own page; search them from the home page. A company-wide rate hides variation — a warehouse and a head office in the same filing pool look very different.