OSHA 300 Log Recordkeeping - Oakbrook

All You Ever Wanted To Know About OSHA Recordkeeping…But Were Afraid to Ask! 

Many businesses are required to file a mandatory report using information taken from the OSHA 300 Log. Proper usage and completion of this OSHA log is a key component. Businesses that employ ten or more employees must complete OSHA 300 logs and then post them from February 1 through April 30 each year. These reports are regularly reviewed by OSHA and may result in your company being placed on the list of businesses to be inspected.

This seminar will help participants understand the importance of the OSHA 300 Log and how to determine if a particular injury is recordable. Other important topics to be covered include: 

·         How to properly complete and maintain an OSHA Log

·          Exactly what injuries are recordable

·          Not all restricted work activity injuries are “OSHA-Restricted Cases”

·          Prevent certain injuries from becoming recordable

·          Prevent certain injuries from becoming recordable

·          How to determine the actual number of hours worked

·          How to calculate OSHA incident rates

·          How to compare your rates to industry benchmarks

·          How to calculate OSHA incident rates