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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports, while informative, primarily aggregate data from various industries and may not provide specific insights into non-fatal injuries and illnesses at a particular construction site. Worker comments and complaints can provide anecdotal information but may not reflect comprehensive data on injury and illness rates. Company financial reports focus on the economic performance of a business and do not typically include details relevant to workplace injuries.

OSHA Form 300A is a summary of work-related injuries and illnesses and is specifically designed to capture this information on an annual basis. It provides data on the total number of injuries and illnesses, including non-fatal incidents, reported by employers for each year. This form is essential for understanding trends in workplace safety and for identifying areas that may require attention or improvement. Therefore, it serves as a primary and reliable resource for a CHST seeking to analyze non-fatal injuries and illnesses at a construction site.