This presentation will begin with an overview of OSHA recordkeeping requirements. The speaker, an attorney with Fisher Philips, will then offer hypothetical injuries and illnesses and give guidance on whether those incidents should be recorded on that establishment's OSHA 300 log.

Key Takeaways:

• Learn when you should and should not record entries on your OSHA logs.
• Understand why recording an injury is a fact-intensive exercise. 
• Learn why having OSHA logs up to date and accessible is key to avoiding a recordkeeping citation.