OSHA Compliance and Recordkeeping: Fine Tuning Your OSHA 300 Logs to Make a Good First Impression
- Cottingham & Butler
- 3 hours ago
- 1 min read
In a recent webinar, safety expert TJ Greenwood walked attendees through the critical details of OSHA 300 log recordkeeping - a compliance requirement that can make or break a site inspection. TJ provided practical guidance on accurately completing the OSHA 300 log, explaining why this document is often the first thing OSHA inspectors request and how proper maintenance creates a positive impression. Participants gained actionable strategies for staying compliant and avoiding common recordkeeping pitfalls.
Key Takeaways
Master the requirements for OSHA 300 log recordkeeping to maintain accurate records and avoid compliance issues that could arise during OSHA inspections.
Learn proven techniques for completing the OSHA 300 log correctly, ensuring your documentation demonstrates your organization's commitment to workplace safety and regulatory compliance.
Understand how to prepare and present your OSHA 300 log effectively during OSHA inspections, as it is often the first document requested.
Implement practical strategies to maintain ongoing compliance with OSHA recordkeeping requirements, helping your organization stay audit-ready and reduce potential penalties.