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Safety scorecard
Years On File: 2015–2026
C
Safety grade
Average
Score: 77/100
Key factors driving the grade
  • 11 workplace accidents reported
  • Recent OSHA inspection (within 12 months)
Years12
Inspections16
Violations4
Serious+0
Penalties$32,350
Accidents11
Summary

Safety record at a glance

Los Angeles County Fire Department is a California-based employer with 16 OSHA inspections on file (covering 2015-2026). Across those inspections, OSHA cited 4 violations, with a total of $32,350 in federal penalties assessed. 11 workplace accidents were reported in connection with these inspections.

Inspection & violation trend

Year-by-year activity, citations issued, and reported workplace incidents.

16Inspections
4Violations
11Accidents
Inspections openedViolations citedSerious / Repeat / WillfulAccidents / injuries reported

Hover any year for detail. Counts reflect inspections, citations, and accidents on file at OSHA — final dispositions and amounts may change after appeals or settlement.

Inspection history

All OSHA inspections at Los Angeles County Fire Department

12 inspections with citations, 4 closed clean or still open. Click any inspection for the full citation list.

With citations or accidents — 12
AccidentApr 23, 2026
Health inspection#348909458
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
AccidentAug 6, 2024
Health inspection#347674392
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
Citation issuedJun 14, 2024
Safety inspection#347561599
1violation
Penalty assessed$25,000
AccidentMar 14, 2024
Safety inspection#347355984
1violation
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
Penalty assessed$4,050
AccidentNov 13, 2020
Health inspection#345022446
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
AccidentAug 3, 2020
Health inspection#344896014
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
AccidentJun 11, 2019
Health inspection#344071410
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
AccidentAug 1, 2018
Health inspection#343356440
2violations
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
Penalty assessed$3,300
AccidentOct 24, 2017
Safety inspection#342722097
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
AccidentJun 15, 2017
Health inspection#342399680
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
AccidentJul 14, 2015
Health inspection#340773506
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
AccidentJan 15, 2015
Safety inspection#340195494
1accident
Accident-triggered inspection — OSHA opened this case in response to a reported workplace incident.
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Methodology

How to read this record

An OSHA inspection record describes federal enforcement activity — it does not capture every workplace safety event at a company. A few caveats:

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5-year window

OSHA Violations Tracker indexes inspections opened on or after 2021-01-01. Older history is at OSHA’s establishment search.

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Establishment vs. company

OSHA records are keyed by physical establishment, not parent company. A large employer may operate many sites across states.

Inspection without citation is normal

Many inspections close with no violations — that’s a positive signal, not a missing data row.

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Penalties are current assessment

Final amounts may differ after informal conferences or settlement. We show what OSHA has on file today.

Full methodology, scoring details, and known limitations: /methodology.

Frequently asked questions about Los Angeles County Fire Department

Los Angeles County Fire Department earned a C safety grade (77/100) — average. The grade reflects severity of past citations, accident history, and how recent the most-recent inspection is. See the methodology for the full scoring algorithm.

Sources

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