Eight construction incidents hit DOB's books over two days, September 29 and 30, spread across four boroughs — the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, and Brooklyn. Five involved an injury. None involved a fatality. Per DOB Construction-Related Incidents records, here's what's on file.
The most recent is a mechanical construction equipment incident on September 30 at 357 Southern Boulevard in the Bronx (BIN 2131144), logged with one injury. That same day, DOB recorded a mechanical construction equipment incident at 401 East 51st Street in Manhattan (BIN 1091876), with no injury reported.
September 29 was the busier day on the log. In Brooklyn, DOB recorded a worker-fell accident at 935 Erskine Street (BIN 3430185), with one injury — the only record in this batch classified as an 'Accident' rather than an 'Incident,' a DOB distinction worth noting for anyone pulling the full report. In Manhattan, two separate incidents were logged: one at 515 East 70th Street (BIN 1081252) with one injury, and one at 1710 Broadway (BIN 1091844) with one injury, both coded 'Other Construction Related.' Queens logged one incident at 24-02 49th Avenue in Long Island City (BIN 4000542), also with one injury. The Bronx logged a second incident that day too, at 120 East 167th Street (BIN 2463, lot 42), with no injury, plus a third Bronx record at 371 Bronx Park Avenue (BIN 2028364), also no injury.
None of these eight records carry a fatality flag, and none indicate a stop-work order in the data supplied. For context on activity at these addresses or nearby, DOB's Complaints Received log shows roughly 100 new complaints filed citywide in the same two-day window — elevator, boiler, plumbing, and construction-safety categories among them — but a complaint is an unverified allegation, not a confirmed incident, and none of those complaints are tied to the addresses above in the data reviewed here.
For contractors working near any of these addresses: an open DOB incident report means an active case file, and depending on the finding, a follow-up inspection or violation can follow. Anyone with filings at these BINs should expect scrutiny on the specific equipment or condition cited — mechanical construction equipment at the Bronx and Manhattan sites, the fall at the Brooklyn site — when DOB closes out its review.
The official record: DOB's Construction-Related Incidents dataset (Socrata ID bf97-mjsy), queried October 1, 2026. Readers can look up any BIN listed here directly through DOB's Building Information Search for permit history and violation status at the address.