Event Details

January 12, 2022 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Employers are responsible for jobsite safety to include accurate occupational injury and illness recordkeeping. When keeping track of injuries and illnesses, employers can stay in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations while identifying workplace risks that need to be eliminated. The OSHA Recordkeeping course is a must for all supervisors, project managers, office managers, human resources staff, workers comp administrators, insurance adjustors, or business owners. In this course we will cover specific OSHA forms for reporting, logs of work-related injury forms including OSHA 300 log, medical concerns and first aid criteria, types of injuries and illness that must be reported and appropriate time frames to report, how to know if you're exempt from recordkeeping requirements, resources to answer questions about OSHA recordkeeping.