This page collects the latest state data for Connecticut (Northeast group) across 3 tracked topics. Every figure below is computed from a committed source snapshot, and each block links to a detail page carrying the full series, the statistics and the source notes. Data generated August 21, 2026.
Forklift accidents
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024
- 2025*
- Latest value (2024) 6 severe injury reports Most recent OSHA Severe Injury Reports reading of forklift accidents for Connecticut, dated 2024.
- Change since 2019 −25% Over five years, forklift accidents in Connecticut went from 8 severe injury reports to 6 severe injury reports.
- CAGR 2019–2024 −5.6% per year Average yearly change in forklift accidents for Connecticut between 2019 and 2024.
- Peak value (2019) 8 severe injury reports The maximum recorded for Connecticut was 8 severe injury reports back in 2019.
- Lowest value (2015) 0 severe injury reports The minimum recorded for Connecticut was 0 severe injury reports back in 2015.
- Rank in Northeast group #1 of 5 Within the Northeast group, Connecticut places #1 of 5 by latest forklift accidents. Ranked ascending: lower values are better for this metric.
- Overall rank #3 of 21 Connecticut ranks 3 of 21 states with forklift accidents data overall. Ranked ascending: lower values are better for this metric.
Forklift amputations
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024
- 2025*
- Latest value (2024) 0 amputation injuries Most recent OSHA Severe Injury Reports reading of forklift amputations for Connecticut, dated 2024.
- Peak value (2022) 1 amputation injuries The maximum recorded for Connecticut was 1 amputation injuries back in 2022.
- Lowest value (2015) 0 amputation injuries Connecticut's series low of 0 amputation injuries came in 2015; the latest value is 0 amputation injuries.
- Rank in Northeast group #1 of 5 Within the Northeast group, Connecticut places #1 of 5 by latest forklift amputations. Ranked ascending: lower values are better for this metric.
- Overall rank #1 of 21 Overall standing for Connecticut on forklift amputations: #1 of 21, by each state's latest value. Ranked ascending: lower values are better for this metric.
Forklift hospitalizations
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024
- 2025*
- Latest value (2024) 6 hospitalization reports The 2024 figure of 6 hospitalization reports is the latest forklift hospitalizations observation available for Connecticut.
- Change since 2019 −25% Connecticut moved from 8 hospitalization reports (2019) to 6 hospitalization reports (2024).
- CAGR 2019–2024 −5.6% per year Annualised over five years: Connecticut went from 8 hospitalization reports to 6 hospitalization reports.
- Peak value (2019) 8 hospitalization reports The maximum recorded for Connecticut was 8 hospitalization reports back in 2019.
- Lowest value (2015) 0 hospitalization reports Connecticut's series low of 0 hospitalization reports came in 2015; the latest value is 6 hospitalization reports.
- Rank in Northeast group #1 of 5 Connecticut ranks 1 of 5 states in the Northeast group on latest forklift hospitalizations. Ranked ascending: lower values are better for this metric.
- Overall rank #6 of 21 Connecticut ranks 6 of 21 states with forklift hospitalizations data overall. Ranked ascending: lower values are better for this metric.
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Sources: Forklift accidents from OSHA Severe Injury Reports (series SIR.FORKLIFT.TOTAL), snapshot retrieved August 21, 2026; Forklift amputations from OSHA Severe Injury Reports (series SIR.FORKLIFT.AMP), snapshot retrieved August 21, 2026; Forklift hospitalizations from OSHA Severe Injury Reports (series SIR.FORKLIFT.HOSP), snapshot retrieved August 21, 2026 . 2025 is a partial year: this dataset runs to November 30, 2025, so that year covers fewer months than the ones before it. It is charted for continuity but excluded from every figure, rank and trend on this page, which use the last complete year. Bar height is each year as a share of the tallest year in its own series and the last bar is the latest observation, and the full licence is printed on each measure's detail page. Ranks are latest-value and rank 1 marks the best outcome for that measure. See the methodology for coverage, licences and the derivation pipeline.