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OSHA
has initiated a new
record-keeping rule that took effect January 1, 2002. Under the
old rule, business were required to fill out an OSHA 101, Incident
Report for each recordable accident that occurred at their
facility, then post an OSHA 300 Log and Summary form at the
facility. The new rule includes more detailed accident and injury
classifications, and has added an additional form. A new 301
Injury and Illness Incident Report form has replaced the 101
reporting form. The new incident form asks for more detailed
information to help classify accidents and injuries. The OSHA 200
Log and Summary form has been split into two new forms, the 300
and 300A. The 300 form is detailed log of all injuries that has to
be updated each time a new injury occurs. The 300A is a summary of
all injuries that occurred at a facility. For privacy reasons,
employee names have been removed from this form and it is required
to be posted at a conspicuous place in your facility from February
1st to April 30th of each year.
 RCI
has developed a new Internet application to help you
comply with these new record-keeping requirements. Our new OSHA
300 Record-Keeper application offers you easy to use
solutions to the new regulations. Our program allows you to log
incidents, keep records and print all required forms from one
location. It takes the confusion out of the regulations for
smaller companies, and offers multi-location companies a central
repository for all their Information. Like all of our
applications, the OSHA 300 Record-Keeper has been
designed to be easy to use, you can be up and running in minutes.
Now
is the time to register for OSHA 300 Record-Keeper. You
can enter last year’s incident information and print the forms
in time to comply with the February 1st deadline.
Why
not get started today? Our OSHA 300 Record-Keeper application
will pay for itself in the time that its saves your employees
preparing and posting the information required from this new
regulation.
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