Recordability and severe injury reporting
CSP written lesson, 10 min read. CSP Domain 2: Program Management
AI-drafted from the cited rules and fact-checked against them. Study aid, not site-specific safety advice. The official rule controls.
What you'll learn
- Apply the three-part test to decide whether a case is recordable
- Separate first aid from medical treatment using the closed list
- Count days away and restricted days under the counting rules
- State the 8-hour and 24-hour OSHA reporting deadlines and exceptions
- Calculate an incidence rate from cases and hours worked
What this lesson covers
This lesson separates two ideas that candidates constantly blur: recording a case on your OSHA injury and illness records and reporting a severe event to OSHA. It covers the recording tests, first aid versus medical treatment, day counting, reporting deadlines, and the incidence rate.
This lesson is included with a pass
Written lessons come with every CSP pass, along with the video lessons, the question bank, mocks and the tutor. $80 per exam or $143 for all three, for 180 days.
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