OSHA Recordkeeping — 300 Log & 300A Summary
29 CFR 1904 recordkeeping: record qualifying work-related injuries and illnesses, certify and post the annual summary, and submit electronically to OSHA's Injury Tracking Application. Keep records for 5 years.
Auto-built from incidents marked OSHA-recordable in the selected year and establishment. Recordability is set per incident on the OSHA panel of the incident's investigation tab.
(G) Death · (H) Days away from work · (I) Days of restricted work or job transfer · (J)–(O) injury/illness classification. Day counts are capped at 180 per 1904.7(b)(3)(ii). Privacy cases withhold the employee's name per 1904.29.