OSHA’s injury/illness record-keeping systems are often neglected, misinterpreted or improperly maintained. Workers’ compensation injury reports are not enough to establish compliance. OSHA also requires an annual report that summarizes injuries/illnesses, including not only lost-time accidents, but also restricted-duty cases, and any incident that needed “medical attention”.
You will learn about:
- OSHA annual documentation requirements
- OSHA-mandated injury and illness reporting/record keeping
- How to calculate incidents rates
- How to differentiate between “recordable”, lost-work-day incidents and first aid cases
- What records can be requested and cross-referenced
- Who certifies the document
- Where and when the report needs to be posted
OSHA Record Keeping Training Resources
To arrange on-site or
customized record keeping training, contact:
Fox Valley Technical College - Business & Industry Services
P: (888) 458-0449 | P: (920) 735-2525 | F: (920) 735-4771
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