The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires organizations to maintain OSHA recordkeeping in order to be compliant with certain safety standards. These elements are set to help safety professionals ensure they are protecting workers from any potential risk on-site. OSHA Form 300 is one of these requirements organizations with 10+ employees in high-risk industries need to regularly update, record, and post. What exactly is this form? OSHA Form 300 helps you log all injuries and illnesses at your organization. Failure to maintain your OSHA 300 Log can result in hefty fines, hurting your bottom line.
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