Workplace safety -- Fatal occupational injuries in Minnesota | Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry

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Number of fatal occupational injuries [1]				Rates
Year of death	Wage and salary workers	Self-employed	Total	Rate per 100,000 workers [2]
1992	59	44	103	4.5
1993	80	33	113	4.5
1994	56	26	82	3.2
1995	58	26	84	3.2
1996	57	35	92	3.7
1997	54	18	72	2.8
1998	64	24	88	3.4
1999	55	17	72	2.7
2000	53	15	68	2.5
2001	58	18	76	2.8
2002	64	17	81	2.9
2003	55	17	72	2.6
2004	63	17	80	2.9
2005	64	23	87	3.1
2006	57	21	78	2.8

Number of fatal occupational injuries [1]				Rates
Year of death	Wage and salary worker	Self-employed	Total	Rate per 100,000 full-time-equivalent workers [3]
2007	54	18	72	2.8
2008	39	26	65	2.5
2009	39	22	61	2.4
2010	46	24	70	2.8
2011	35	25	60	2.3
2012	48	22	70	2.6
2013	51	18	69	2.6
2014	35	27	62	2.3
2015	40	34	74	2.7
2016	58	34	92	3.4
2017	66	35	101	3.5
2018	55	20	75	2.7
2019	48	32	80	2.6
2020	42	25	67	2.4
2021	65	15	80	2.8
2022	55	26	81	2.8
2023	52	18	70	2.5

Includes private-sector plus local, state and federal government (including resident armed forces). Includes self-employed and unpaid family workers, including family farm workers. Excludes fatal illnesses.
Excludes workers under the age of 16.
Excludes workers under the age of 16, volunteers and military personnel.

Source: Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in cooperation with state and federal agencies).