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OSHA’s Recordkeeping Standard: Your Guide to Compliance

OSHA’s Recordkeeping Standard is one of the agency’s oldest and most widely applicable regulations, and one of the most difficult standards to follow. EHS professionals often have questions about the criteria for classifying occupational injuries and illnesses as recordable, and about how to properly complete the required OSHA forms. Difficulties have compounded in recent years due to OSHA’s 2016 final rule to require some establishments to electronically submit their 300A injury and illness summary data directly to OSHA each year via the Injury Tracking Application (ITA). Understanding your obligations is especially important right now, because OSHA issued a final rule in 2023 that is effective beginning January 2024, and brings significant changes to electronic reporting obligations, including the requirement for some establishments to report electronic 300 and 301 data in addition to 300A data. 

This 60-minute webinar from VelocityEHS is perfect for EHS professionals who are looking for a no-nonsense guide to their most current obligations under OSHA's Recordkeeping Standard. We'll cover the basics of Recordkeeping (including completion of the annual 300A summary by Feb 1.), as well as review the most recent updates to the Recordkeeping Standard and current Electronic Reporting applicability and due dates. We'll also look at the nuances and challenges of recordkeeping (including detailed discussion of how to determine if injuries and illnesses are recordable) and offer best practices for ensuring compliance.  

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