The Department of Buildings logged a construction-related incident at 31 West 14th Street in Manhattan on August 28, with one injury and no fatality, per DOB's Construction-Related Incidents dataset.

DOB's record type field marks the report a 'Notification,' filed under the category 'Other Construction Related.' The address ties to Building Identification Number 1015289, tax block 816, lot 20, BBL 1008160022, zip code 10011 — Manhattan Community District 105, City Council District 02.

The dataset doesn't identify a contractor or the injured worker, and it carries no finding of cause — just the report, the injury count, and the date.

The report lands during a heavy stretch of DOB intake. The agency's Complaints Received dataset shows 100 new complaints entered citywide in the two days ending September 1 — categories running from elevator safety (unit code ELEVR) to illegal work and site conditions, spread across all five boroughs. A complaint is an unverified report, not a finding, and DOB's data does not connect any of those 100 to this incident or to any other injury.

For contractors or safety managers with active work near 31 West 14th Street, the incident is now searchable against BIN 1015289 on DOB NOW: Build — worth checking before scheduling adjacent scope or filing a new permit on that block.

Source: DOB Construction-Related Incidents dataset (bf97-mjsy), https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/DOB-Construction-Related-Incidents/bf97-mjsy — accident report 46406. Complaint volume from DOB's Complaints Received dataset, NYC Open Data.