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OSHA Recordkeeping and Reporting may seem like a tedious task, but it is also a vital one. By Filing the right OSHA forms after an incident, OSHA can gather data on how and why incidents occurred and how to prevent them in the future. OSHA forms also protect workers and employers by providing written documentation of all incidents, as well as all training. IF OSHA makes a visit to your location, they will ask to see these records. In addition to documenting why accidents happened they also show OSHA that an employer has trained its workers about the hazards in their workplace. In addition to training records, the three primary forms used in recordkeeping are the OSHA 300 Form, The OSHA Form 300A and the OSHA Form 301.
