OSHA Recordkeeping (WEBINAR)

EAF Members – FREE
Non-Members – FREE
1.5 HRCI & SHRM Credits

As we have done for over ten years, Risk Consultants of America has prepared this updated Webinar to help you understand today’s OSHA recordkeeping requirements.

At the closure of each year, the majority of employers are required per OSHA guidelines to record workplace injuries and illnesses. Each January, employers are required to compile a summary of their illnesses and injuries for the past year, and post this summary by February 1 of each year.

Sounds simple, doesn’t it? Well, it is simple, in principle, but like most other things that involve the government, the “Devil is in the details!” Understanding OSHA’s Injury & Illness Recordkeeping regulations can be confusing and very time consuming.

Do You know…

• Which industries must comply with the Recordkeeping requirements and which are exempt from most of the regulatory requirements?
• How to complete the OSHA 300 Log, OSHA 300A Summary & OSHA 301 Incident Report, and when the OSHA 300A Summary must be posted?
• Which injuries and illnesses must be recorded, and which you should not record?
• What is the difference between “first aid” and “medical treatment,” according to OSHA? (And that some treatments by a doctor is “first aid”, while some treatments by a lay person can still be “medical treatment.”)
• What does OSHA mean by “work-relatedness” and “restricted work”?
• How to record temporary workers’ injuries?
• How the Regulations affect employers with multiple locations?
• How to comply with the requirements to share workplace injury and illness data, while at the same time protecting an injured worker’s right to privacy?

By attending this webinar, you can save time, money and costly OSHA fines by ensuring you are in compliance with the OSHA standards.

Who should attend?

• Managers and supervisors with responsibility for OSHA compliance
• Human Resources managers
• Administrative personnel who complete the OSHA Recordkeeping paperwork
• Branch location personnel with the above responsibilities
• Anyone interested in safety, loss control and OSHA compliance

BRIAN MITCHELL, EHS Professional, CEAS with Risk Consultants of America, Inc. Brian is a Safety Professional with many years of experience in Safety & Risk Management. Mr. Mitchell has developed safety programs, ergonomic protocol of medical and state entities and is heavily involved with regulatory compliance for OSHA termed General Industry clients throughout the United States as well as conducting numerous training programs in the field of health and safety for private industry and government agencies. He currently manages special projects, insurance and governmental accounts.