Comply with OSHA 300 Recordkeeping Rules (HRM119G)

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Learn to Address Tough, Site-Specific OSHA 300 Scenarios

More than a year after the Occupational Safety and Health Administration introduced OSHA 300 electronic recordkeeping requirements, in June 2017, compliance misunderstandings remain. Environmental health and safety professionals commonly report confusion about how everyday workplace documentation practices must adapt to meet the new rule.

EHS consultant Joe Keenan will answer that question and more in this live webinar designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of OSHA 300 and how to navigate the requirements’ complexities—including how to properly address electronic submissions. Keenan will also arm you with tricks to easily navigate the online reporting system, fill out OSHA 300 logs (including Forms 300, 300A, and 301), and effectively determine work relatedness of workplace injuries and illnesses.

After attending this instructive session, you’ll know how to implement a comprehensive, compliant OSHA-recordkeeping program—as well as how to stay informed of ongoing changes to OSHA regulations. Throughout the presentation, Keenan will address the challenges of real-world, site-specific case scenarios so that you walk away adequately equipped to weather OSHA’s scrutiny of your workplace records.

Session Highlights

This training program will teach you to:

• Understand your obligations under OSHA 300 electronic recordkeeping requirements
• Easily navigate the OSHA 300 logging system
• Complete OSHA Forms 300, 300A, and 301
• Properly determine work relatedness as it pertains to OSHA recordkeeping
• Understand the difference between “first aid” and “medical treatment” and other OSHA definitions
• Address difficult site-specific OSHA recordkeeping scenarios

Who Should Attend

• EHS professionals
• Loss prevention managers
• Insurance professionals
• Human resources personnel
• Plant managers
• Safety committee members