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Video: OSHA Updates Severe Injury & Illness Reporting Regulation

Video reviews changes to OSHA's regulation on reporting and recording worker deaths and workplace injuries

Aug 11, 2015

ClickSafety and Pete Rice, CSP, CIH, REHS review the changes to OSHA's regulation on reporting and recording worker deaths and workplace injuries. Pete walks you through the specific changes, which include stricter reporting requirements and changes to the list of exempt industries. Pete also takes a look at the OSHA regulation's background and reviews when and why an employer would use OSHA Form 300, Form 300A and Form 301.

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