Two construction workers fell on the job on the same day in Manhattan, according to DOB Construction-Related Incidents records.

The first fall was reported at 189 West 89th Street in Manhattan, per DOB records. The department's incident log lists it as accident report number 46439, dated September 11, 2026, with the check description "Worker Fell" and one injury recorded. No fatality is listed. The address falls within Community District 107 and City Council District 6, per the filing.

The second fall was reported the same day at 66 Hudson Boulevard East in Manhattan, per DOB records. That incident carries accident report number 46440, also dated September 11, 2026, also logged as "Worker Fell" with one injury and no fatality. The address sits in Community District 104 and City Council District 3.

Both records come from DOB's Construction-Related Incidents dataset, which tracks accidents reported at active construction and demolition sites citywide. Neither entry names a contractor, and DOB's public incident data does not attribute cause — the record states only that a fall occurred and that one worker was injured at each site.

Separately, DOB's Complaints Received dataset logged 100 new complaints citywide over the past two days, spanning categories from elevator and boiler issues to construction-safety concerns in all five boroughs — routine volume that provides context on the department's overall complaint load but is not connected to either fall incident above.

Anyone with business at either address — permit holders, general contractors, or subcontractors of record — can look up the property's active permits and any resulting DOB inspection or violation activity through the DOB NOW public portal using the BIN numbers on file: 1085485 for the West 89th Street site and 1090122 for the Hudson Boulevard East site. Both incidents remain open records; DOB has not published findings beyond the initial report.