Although OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping and reporting has always been an important regulatory compliance issue, accurate recording and reporting determinations is more critical now than ever before. In response, the national OSHA Practice at CMC has designed an OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping and Reporting Masterclass, which is a deep dive into the nuances of OSHA 300 Log recordkeeping, E-Recordkeeping, and serious injury and fatality reporting, from the basics of what constitutes an injury, to navigating the complexities of determining work-relatedness and whether an incident results in a covered in-patient hospitalization or amputation as defined by OSHA’s recordkeeping and reporting regulations.
What You Will Learn
OSHA Recordkeeping
- Scope of OSHA’s Recordkeeping Authority
- Recordkeeping Forms
- How Do Employers Use These Forms
- Steps to Recordkeeping
- Analyzing work-relatedness and evaluating general recordable outcomes
- Verify, Summarize, Certify, Post & Maintain
- Common Recordkeeping Mistakes
- A practical exercise/quiz
E-Recordkeeping
- E-Recordkeeping Data Submission Requirements
- How to Use the Injury Tracking Application
- Review of Data Submitted for 2016-2021
- E-Recordkeeping Enforcement and Site-Specific Targeting Inspection Program
Significant Injury and Fatality Reporting
- Hospitalization, Amputation and Fatality Reporting Requirements
- Reporting Timing Issues
- Common Reporting Mistakes
- What Happens After You Report (OSHA’s RRI process)
What You Will Take Home
In conjunction with the masterclass, we deliver to your team an Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Resource Manual, which includes a copy of the slides we use during the training, the recording of the program, and the following recordkeeping and reporting tools and guides that we have developed:
- A comprehensive Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Checklist
- An OSHA Serious Injury and Fatality Reporting Flow Chart
- A matrix of unique reporting requirements in the State Plans
- A COVID-19 OSHA Recordkeeping & Reporting Resource Guide
- An Informational Graphic on Common Recordkeeping Mistakes
- An Injury and Illness Recording Practical Exercise (with a separate answer key)
- A review of the nuances of hospitalization and amputation reporting requirements
If you are interested in a private, exclusive program for your organization, we are happy to schedule that with you. Alternatively, we are happy to organize a lower-cost group program with other select employers.