OSHA Recordkeeping… for Managers and Supervisors

This Interactive course on OSHA Recordkeeping… for Managers and Supervisors discusses the OSHA forms that should be used to report various types of injuries and illnesses, the timelines for filing them and employee rights under the regulations. Managers and supervisors can make their facilities safer with OSHA’s recordkeeping system, referred to as “Part 1904”. In this course, managers and supervisors will learn how to identify work-related injuries and illnesses, and the requirements for reporting them. Areas covered in the course include the importance of recordkeeping, what constitutes an injury and illness, the definition of “work-related” and “new” cases, using OSHA forms 300, 300A and 301, who must file OSHA reports, employee rights and “time critical” reporting and more.

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Topics covered in these products include:

  • Explain the purpose of the OSHA recordkeeping rule.
  • Know OSHA’s requirements for recording employee injuries and illnesses.
  • Describe the three key OSHA recordkeeping forms, how they are used and what information they contain.
  • Know the rights that employees have under the OSHA recordkeeping rule.
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Associated Industries: General Training, Industrial Environments.
Associated Topic Titles: OSHA.


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