Recordkeeping reports

Recordkeeping 101

• Part 1:  Tracking injuries, illnesses puts you in control

• Part 2:  Classifying recorded injuries

• Part 3:  The days of our cases

• Part 4:  Tell me what happened; describing the event

• Part 5:  Injury or illness?

• Part 6:  Summarizing the injury and illness log

• Part 7:  Using your log results:  'How do we compare?'  |  Rate chart (Excel)

• Part 8:  A guide for keeping an accurate OSHA log

Recordkeeping 201

• Part 1:  Privacy concerns -- when not to write a name

• Part 2:  Records access, information disclosure

• Part 3:  Job transfer and restricted work

• Part 4:  When to record injury recurrences and episodic illnesses, revisited

• Part 5:  Needlesticks and sharps injuries, contact with bodily fluids

• Part 6:  What are 'other recordable cases'?

• Part 7:  A close look at first aid

• Part 8:  'And a one, and a two' -- Counting employees and hours

• Part 9:  Matching workplaces and workers to OSHA logs

• Part 10:  Recording cases and reporting claims -- A tale of two systems