Recordkeeping - Complying with OSHA's Requirements

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Recordkeeping - Complying with OSHA's Requirements

  • It’s time to reconcile your OSHA recordkeeping logs.
  • If an injury or illness resulted from an event or "exposure" that happened at work, assume it is work related.
  • There are some exemptions to what is defined as work related, such as an employee using company property for personal tasks outside his/her assigned work hours.
  • A fatality is ALWAYS recordable.
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2005 December
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