TOSHA Recordkeeping Rule, Knoxville - Sept. 10
Name:
TOSHA Recordkeeping Rule, Knoxville - Sept. 10
Date:
September 10, 2021
Time:
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM EDT
Registration:
Sorry, public registration for this event has been closed.
Event Description:
Join us back in-person at a TOSHA Training! Hear updates on how to complete the OSHA 300 forms correctly along with the revised guidelines for recording cases of COVID-19.
Many people are not sure how to complete the OSHA 300 forms correctly. Accurate records are important for many reasons and TOSHA expects employers to comply with the rules for keeping records that truly reflect workplace injuries and illnesses that occur in Tennessee. At this seminar, the student will get the information needed to record cases correctly, and will learn when cases should not be recorded. Correctly recorded data should also be used effectively in your facility to help maintain a safe and healthy workplace. This seminar provides practical hands-on training and information on the recordkeeping system and the OSHA 300 log. The seminar will also define the requirements for electronically reporting injury and illness data. Employers can now electronically report their Form 300A data to OSHA. All covered establishments must submit the information by March 2nd, annually. Remember, not all establishments are covered by this requirement. To review which establishments need to submit their data, click here.
Many people are not sure how to complete the OSHA 300 forms correctly. Accurate records are important for many reasons and TOSHA expects employers to comply with the rules for keeping records that truly reflect workplace injuries and illnesses that occur in Tennessee. At this seminar, the student will get the information needed to record cases correctly, and will learn when cases should not be recorded. Correctly recorded data should also be used effectively in your facility to help maintain a safe and healthy workplace. This seminar provides practical hands-on training and information on the recordkeeping system and the OSHA 300 log. The seminar will also define the requirements for electronically reporting injury and illness data. Employers can now electronically report their Form 300A data to OSHA. All covered establishments must submit the information by March 2nd, annually. Remember, not all establishments are covered by this requirement. To review which establishments need to submit their data, click here.
