Context Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) is a dicspline centered on implementing practices for environmental protection and safety in a workplace. Energy companies place a strong emphasis on HSE when conducting day to day operations, whether it is on the field or in an office. A major challenge with HSE, however, is monitoring and managing HSE incidents across an enterprise. The common practice for incident management is analyzing detailed incident reports. This can be cumbersome and time-consuming, because in most cases, these reports contain unstructured text. To increase efficiency, companies are seeking technologies that allow them to derive valuable insights from unstructured HSE data efficiently. Content This dataset contains abstracts of the accidents and injuries of construction workers from 2015-2017. There is some structured data around the unstructured text abstracts, such as Degree of Injury, Body Part(s) Affected, and Construction End Use. Acknowledgements This is OSHA data which is publicly available. Inspiration What are the most buildings/structures to build? What trends do we see in injuries in terms of time of day, time of year, etc.? What is the reason injuries are occurring? Where do we need more training and safety measures in place?