The furniture sector is one of the key industries in Turkey, contributing significantly to the national economy and providing employment to a large number of people. However, the use of various machines, equipment, paints, and chemicals in furniture manufacturing processes can create hazardous situations. Due to the large number of employees working in the furniture sector and the frequent occurrence of risky stoppages, our study analyzed data on occupational accidents occurring in the furniture sector since 2013, when the Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331 came into force. Apart from processes such as furniture painting, varnishing, and polishing, which are part of specific sub-sectors in furniture manufacturing, the sector as a whole is classified as "hazardous." According to 2023 data, 33.8% of furniture production occurs in micro-scale workplaces with between 1 and 9 employees. On average, 6,502 occupational accidents take place annually in the furniture sector, with an accident frequency rate of 14.50 above the national average in Turkey. Additionally, 0.38 hours of work are lost for every 100 working hours in this sector. Comparisons reveal similar trends between occupational accidents in Turkey overall and those specific to the furniture manufacturing sector. Between 2013 and 2023, the sector experienced between 4,000 and 10,000 work accidents, with fatalities occurring among every 5 to 16 employees. Given these figures, identifying hazards and implementing preventive measures are crucial, particularly in micro and small-scale enterprises, to reduce the frequency of occupational accidents in the furniture sector.