Description

About This Webinar

Increased safety risks are inherent to the construction and manufacturing industries, where it’s more likely for worker injuries to occur. Along with that, OSHA has a set of rules and regulations for how injuries or illnesses should be investigated, documented and reported. However, filling out OSHA reporting forms can be incredibly confusing. Is your company clear on what constitutes a recordable injury or illness in these circumstances? It’s imperative you do. In fact, capturing and submitting the correct information along with leveraging your data is a key part of building a strong safety culture. This information helps you evaluate the safety of your workplace, determine where the hazards are, and understand the important steps you can take to reduce and eliminate injuries and illness in the future.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Discuss how to avoid OSHA recordkeeping violations.
• Clarify what employers should and should not report.
• Review the key points of 29 CFR Part 1904.
• Explain key aspects of Form 300, Form 300A, and the First Report of Injury, including posting requirements for Form 300A.
• Review the online Injury Tracking Application (ITA) and OSHA form submission requirements.
• Explain how to handle severe injury reporting.
• Demonstrate how accurate reporting and recording can be utilized to train employees and improve safety.

Earn Continuing Education Credits

0.1 CEU awarded

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Requirements to Earn CEUs

•    Attend and participate in webinar.

•    Complete an assessment and evaluation following of the webinar.