Elon Musk's SpaceX has reported injury rates that surpass the industry average for the second consecutive year. This could potentially raise concerns for the company's clients, including NASA.

TechCrunch reviewed data released by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, finding that Starbase injury rates in ...

SpaceX employees working at its Starbase facility in Texas face significantly higher injury risks than those at the company's ...

SpaceX has been moving at a breakneck pace, and rapid progress comes at a cost. Worker injury rates at its Starbase facility ...

SpaceX reported increased employee injury rates at its locations in Cape Canaveral, Florida; Brownsville, Texas; and Redmond, Washington. The largest rise was detected at Cape Canaveral, where the ...

The facility with the highest injury rate in 2023 was SpaceX’s Rocket Recovery unit on the West Coast, which reported 7.6 injuries per 100 workers. Next up was SpaceX’s Brownsville, ...

With the FAA’s recent approval of SpaceX’s new splashdown area, the company will be allowed to litter larger regions of the ...

For the second year in a row, injury rates at SpaceX far exceed the industry average. This is according to a Reuters review of 2023 safety data that the company filed to U.S. regulators, ...

High-profile clients including NASA may be concerned with SpaceX’s exceptional injury rates. In 2022, SpaceX became the agency’s second-largest vendor after NASA set aside more than $2 billion ...

SpaceX reported 5.9 injuries per 100 workers at its Brownsville site. ... The new injury rate surpasses the previous year which was 4.8 injuries, according to a Reuters report.

Injury rates at SpaceX facilities continued to exceed an industry average in 2023, according to a Reuters review of safety data reported to U.S. regulators by the space venture controlled by ...

At its manufacturing-and-launch facility in Brownsville, Texas, for instance, SpaceX reported 5.9 injuries per 100 workers, surpassing its rate of 4.8 injuries in 2022 and topping a space industry ...