OSHA Recordkeeping Guidelines
As one of the most frequently cited standards, these regulations should be deeply ingrained in company policy. This program provides the basic instructions and guidelines for when and how to complete the 300 forms. This course will cover record keeping requirements according to OSHA standards. Some of the topics covered in this training are:
- What accidents and injuries are recordable
- Detailed explanation on how to fill out the 300 forms
- Learn how to recognize common mistakes made
- Review of other OSHA record keeping regulations
All companies with 10 or more employees must comply with this rule and must use the Form 300 and its counterparts.
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