Four construction-related incidents entered New York City's Department of Buildings incident log between October 22 and October 26, three of them logged as workers falling, according to DOB Construction-Related Incidents records.
The most recent, on October 26, was reported at 4660 Broadway in Manhattan (BIN 1091815), in community district 112, and is recorded as a worker fall with one injury and no fatality, per DOB records. The record carries accident report ID 46614.
On October 24, DOB logged a worker fall with one injury at 5 West 13th Street in Manhattan (BIN 1009716), community district 102, accident report ID 46608, per DOB records.
A day earlier, October 23, a worker fall with one injury was recorded at 310 Nevins Street in Brooklyn (BIN 3430357), community district 306, accident report ID 46606, per DOB records.
A fourth incident, classified as "Other Construction Related" rather than a fall, was logged October 22 at 1320 Inwood Avenue in the Bronx (BIN 2094542), community district 204, with one injury and no fatality, accident report ID 46594, per DOB records.
DOB's incident dataset does not include narrative detail on how each fall occurred, what fall-protection equipment was or wasn't in use, or the injured worker's condition. The department's complaint and violation systems are separate records that may or may not reference these addresses as inspections proceed.
No agency has attributed cause or fault in any of the four incidents, and none of the four involved a fatality, per DOB records.