Part 1904

Recordkeeping

Recording and reporting workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities

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Purpose of injury reporting

Injury and illness recordkeeping exemption

Occupational hearing loss recording

Tuberculosis case recordkeeping

Partial exemption for industries

OSHA injury recordkeeping forms

Records for multiple agencies

OSHA 300 Log recordkeeping rules

Recording injuries and illnesses

Annual summary requirements

Record retention and updates

Change in business ownership

Employee involvement requirements

Prohibition against discrimination

State Plan recordkeeping requirements

Recordkeeping variance procedures

Reporting severe work incidents

Recording work-related injuries

Providing records to government

Electronic injury record submission

Designated industries for 300A submission

BLS data request procedures

Retention of old OSHA forms

Definitions and establishment criteria

Work-relatedness determination criteria

Determining new injury cases

General recording criteria

Needlestick injury recordkeeping

Medical removal recording criteria

Designated industries for 300A reporting

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