ORGANIZATION
Bell Textron
Bell Textron engineers and manufactures aircraft for transportation, medical, rescue, and military uses. Headquartered in Fort Worth, the company is a Texas employer with an operating military aircraft assembly plant in Amarillo. OSHA-reported records show a minimum of 5,519 Texas employees.
This employer is in our Texas coverage. Its score is being prepared.
AboveNearBelow the median (58.6) for Texas employers we rate.
Not enough data yet for a reliable total. The factor results below use the evidence we have today. We add sources regularly.
Scores updated November 7, 2026. Evidence through September 14, 2026.
Each factor is scored out of 20. The five factors add up to the total out of 100. How we score
What the public record shows
Each fact comes from a government record or the company's own materials.
- 0.38 recordable injuries per 100 full-time workers in 2025, from OSHA injury reports for its Texas sites. The national rate for the same industries is 2.00 (BLS, 2024).
- 0.19 injuries per 100 full-time workers led to days away, restricted duty, or a job transfer in 2025.
- 1 unfair labor practice charge filed with the NLRB against this employer in Texas, last 5 years. A charge is an allegation, not a finding.
- The company's own materials describe 6 of 9 workplace practices Workarma looks for, including training or tuition programs, paid leave, and mental health or assistance benefits.
- CEO pay was 190 times the median employee's pay, company-wide, in its latest proxy statement.
- No OSHA serious, willful, or repeat citations matched to this employer in Texas, last 5 years.
- No layoff notices filed with the Texas Workforce Commission in the last 3 years.
- No EEOC lawsuits or conciliations announced against this employer, nationwide, last 5 years.
Government enforcement records are mostly complaint-driven. A short record is not proof of good conditions, and a long one can reflect a large workforce or active reporting.
Where this profile's evidence comes from
Sources marked "No records" were checked for this employer and returned nothing.
- OSHA injury reports
Reports for 1 Texas site group - OSHA inspections and citations
No records matched - Texas layoff notices (TWC)
No notices, last 3 years - DOL Wage and Hour cases
No records matched - NLRB charges
1 charge, last 5 years - EEOC lawsuits and conciliations
None announced, last 5 years - H-1B wage filings (DOL)
No records matched - Form 5500 benefit plan filings
No records matched - SEC filings
Disclosures found - Company website
6 practices described
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Evidence behind the score
NLRB charges in Texas (allegations, not findings)
Workplace practices the company describes
- Training or tuition programs (SEC filing)
- Paid leave (company page)
- Mental health or assistance benefits (company page)
- Recognition programs (company page)
- Safety programs or metrics (SEC filing)
- Mentoring programs (company page)
Texas headcount
Score history
First scored on November 8, 2026.
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Description
Bell Textron Inc. engineers and manufactures aircraft for transportation, medical, rescue, and military services. The company describes its work as developing aircraft for critical solutions in extreme scenarios and helping lift people to safety. Bell is a subsidiary of Textron Inc. and is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas. Its business combines aircraft engineering with manufacturing and support for varied service needs.
The Texas footprint includes Bell’s Fort Worth headquarters and an operating military aircraft assembly plant in Amarillo. Textron’s fact book lists Bell at 3255 Flight Boulevard, Fort Worth, Texas 76118. OSHA-reported records show a minimum of 5,519 Texas employees. Fort Worth and Amarillo anchor the company's Texas presence.
The work can involve aerospace, mechanical, and systems engineers; manufacturing and assembly workers; technicians; quality and inspection staff; supply-chain and logistics employees; and business support teams. Aircraft production also depends on coordination among design, production, testing, and maintenance functions. Workarma tracks public records such as OSHA injury filings and WARN notices for its Texas operations.
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