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OSHA recordkeeping and reporting

CHST video lesson, 5:58. CHST Domain 3: Safety Program Development, Implementation, and Sustainment

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Recordable vs reportable: the 1904 recording criteria, first aid, days-away counting, the 7-day, 8-hour and 24-hour deadlines, privacy cases and five-year retention.

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What this lesson covers

In this lesson, you'll learn to: apply the three tests that make a case recordable, separate first aid from medical treatment, state the record and report deadlines, and handle privacy cases and five-year retention. A case is recordable only if it passes three tests. It must be work-related, and it must be a new case. Then it must meet a general criterion, or a specific-case rule in 1904.8 through 1904.12.

  • Intro
  • Learning objectives
  • Recording basics
  • General criteria
  • First aid vs medical treatment
  • Days away and restriction
  • Forms and deadlines
  • Reporting details
  • Privacy and retention
  • On the job
  • Common exam traps
  • Recap quiz

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