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OSHA Recordkeeping Training for Employees
$239
This OSHA Recordkeeping training video will help ensure your employees are properly documenting your workplace accidents and injuries. Maintaining OSHA compliance for record keeping is critical, and this video will help your employees do the task correctly. Keeping good records of your workplace injuries is not only an OSHA requirement, but it can also give you great insights into your overall occupational safety program.
(If you are looking for Manager training on OSHA Recordkeeping we have a specific version for that).
This OSHA Recordkeeping Video will teach several important concepts, including:
- What does OSHA require under Part 1904 as far as recording accidents and injuries?
- How to determine when an injury is “work-related” or not work-related
- What are some common categories of nonwork-related injuries?
- How does OSHA define a recordable injury?
- What criteria should be used to determine when an injury should be classified as recordable for OSHA record-keeping purposes?
- How to properly calculate the number of days an employee will be away from work or restricted from performing their normal job duties.
OSHA Recordkeeping Forms and How They Are Used:
- Which OSHA form should be used to report injuries and illnesses at work?
- How to properly fill out the OSHA 300 log
- How to properly fill out the OSHA 301 and 300A forms
- Under what circumstances must occupational injuries and illnesses be reported electronically to OSHA? (New OSHA recordkeeping requirements went into effect January 1, 2024)
- What are the annual requirements when it comes to OSHA reporting?
- What information must be posted about workplace accidents and injuries at your facility?
- How many years does OSHA require you to keep records on workplace injuries?
Getting your employees proper training when it comes to OSHA Recordkeeping is critical to your facility’s success and your occupational safety program, and this training video will help ensure you are meeting your requirements. OSHA forms and the federal regulations surrounding those forms can be confusing to employees. Ensure your Team has the training they need to record work-related injuries and comply with federal law properly.
OSHA Recordkeeping Training Delivery Methods:
This OSHA Recordkeeping Training Video is 16 minutes long and is available in an English or Spanish language version. It is available in either DVD or USB Stick format. We also offer an online training option either as a standalone course or as part of a larger online safety training library.
This Complete OSHA Recordkeeping Training Program Includes These Items:
- Full-length Employee OSHA Recordkeeping training video
- Employee quiz and answer sheet
- A “Presenter’s Guide” if you are going to do this training in person
- A printable training sign-in sheet to keep track of your training program
- A printable Certificate of Completion. You can print as many copies of the Certificate as you need
Full Length Preview of the OSHA Recordkeeping Training:
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Good video and the quiz makes sure our employees understand what they were taught.
I recently became the safety manager for my company and quickly realized we were NOT recording accidents and injuries correctly. Further, we hadn’t reported some very serious and OSHA reportable injuries in the last 24 months. Getting this all cleaned up but more importantly, getting my team the training they needed to keep the records straight. They are good people now they have some good training and guidance with this training and I don’t doubt things are in order.
Must-have training for HR and safety officers.
Our owner got this training for us because we were a bit lost of what was OSHA recordable, what forms to file, etc. Now we are on the right track we liked this training.
You MUST keep your OSHA logs in good order and this training helps employees do just that.