OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements and Electronic Submission Guidelines: 2023 Updates

2022 saw many changes in health and safety with the COVID-19 pandemic and updates to OSHA Recordkeeping regulatory guidelines. This has created a lot of questions and concerns from companies about what this requirement means and what OSHA will do with this information. This webinar by industry expert speaker, Joe Keenan will give a comprehensive overview of what the updated 2022 OSHA 300 Log Recordkeeping Reporting Requirements are so that a beginner or a seasoned EHS Professional will have confidence in knowing how to fill these out quickly and correctly.

In addition, navigating the complexities of OSHA Recordkeeping can be challenging, even for the seasoned Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Professional. A basic review of OSHA Recordkeeping will be given and site-specific case scenarios questions and answers will be addressed throughout the presentation.

Webinar Objectives

The audience will take away a basic understanding of what the OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements are and learn to navigate the complexities in filling out the OSHA Recordkeeping Forms.

Webinar Agenda

This webinar will cover to answer some of the key questions like:

• What is the best way to get started in implementing a comprehensive OSHA Recordkeeping Program at my site?
• What is the best way to stay informed of ongoing changes in the OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements?
• What are some resources that can be helpful with OSHA Recordkeeping?

Webinar Highlights

• What the 2022 OSHA 300 Log Electronic Recordkeeping Requirements Are
• How to easily navigate the new OSHA 300 Log Electronic Reporting System.
• How to fill out the OSHA 300 Logs, including the OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 Forms.
• Learn how to effectively determine work relatedness as it pertains to OSHA Recordkeeping.
• Learn the difference between First Aid versus Medical Treatment.
• Address difficult site-specific OSHA Recordkeeping Scenarios.
• Address any site-specific questions or concerns.

Who Should Attend

• Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Professionals
• Loss Prevention Managers
• Insurance Professionals
• Plant Managers
• Safety Committee Members