Four incidents landed in the city's official construction incident log over the past two days, per DOB's Construction-Related Incidents dataset. Two carried a reported injury; none carried a fatality.

At 2 Penn Plaza in Manhattan (BIN 1083026, ZIP 10121), DOB logged an incident on September 1 categorized as 'Other Construction Related,' with one injury and no fatality recorded. The record is filed under accident report ID 46413.

At 80 Clarkson Street in Manhattan (BIN 1091745, ZIP 10014), DOB logged an incident on September 2 categorized as 'Mechanical Construction Equipment,' with one injury and no fatality recorded. The record is filed under accident report ID 46419.

Two additional incidents carried no injury or fatality: one at 29-10 Northern Boulevard in Queens (BIN 4624330, ZIP 11101, accident report ID 46420) on September 2, and one at 77 Water Street in Manhattan (BIN 1000863, ZIP 10005, accident report ID 46417) on September 2, the latter also categorized as 'Other Construction Related.'

None of the four records name a contractor, cause, or violation — DOB's incident dataset logs the event, the address, and whether anyone was hurt, not fault. Separately, DOB's Complaints Received log shows three new complaints entered September 2 at unrelated addresses (79th Street in Ozone Park and West 13th Street in Manhattan), which is background on citywide complaint volume this week, not evidence tied to any of the four incidents above.

No M/WBE or subcontracting information is included in any of these incident records.

For contractors and supers working at or near 2 Penn Plaza, 80 Clarkson Street, 29-10 Northern Boulevard, or 77 Water Street, this is the moment to pull the full incident record and any linked violations before scheduling adjacent work — a logged incident, even without a violation attached yet, is often the first thing a GC's insurer or the client asks about.

Look up any of these by BIN or accident report ID on DOB's NOW public portal, or search the Construction-Related Incidents dataset directly on NYC Open Data (data.cityofnewyork.us, dataset bf97-mjsy) to check for follow-up violations as they post.