Injury and illness recordkeeping: Tips and best practices
Available On-Demand Webinar
OSHA regulations regarding injury and illness recordkeeping can be complex for employers to navigate. It is necessary for certain covered employers to maintain records of serious occupational injuries and illnesses using the OSHA 300 Log. This information may be requested by OSHA during inspections, and employers may be required to submit an annual summary report to OSHA. Failing to properly record injuries and illnesses can result in significant fines and increased regulatory scrutiny.
Join Christopher A. Harp, CSP, BLR Senior Legal Editor, for an on-demand webinar packed with valuable insights. In just 20 minutes, Christopher will provide his top tips for developing and implementing an effective program, discuss trends in OSHA enforcement, and highlight commonly overlooked program elements.
Additional topics covered include:
- Common violations of the standard (29 CFR 1904)
- Exemptions to the recordkeeping rule
- Overview of general recording criteria: distinguishing between recordable and non-recordable incidents
- Understanding OSHA logs
- Strategies for avoiding recordable incidents while providing appropriate care.
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Injury and illness recordkeeping: Tips and best practices
About the Speaker
Christopher A. Harp, CSP is a Senior Legal Editor and subject matter expert for BLR’s Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) content department, focusing on topics that include spill prevention, storage tanks, storm water, safety culture, OSHA recordkeeping, industrial hygiene, and other industrial safety topics.
