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Interpretations Employer obligation to provide access to entire OSHA 300 Logs, including names of both union and non-union employees. [1904; 1904.29; 1904.29(b)(6); 1904.29(b)(9); 1904.35(b)(2); 1904.35(b)(2)(iv)]09/09/2005National
Interpretations Recordability of a fatal traffic accident in a foreign project location.[1904.5(b)(6)]08/26/2004National
Interpretations01/13/2004 - Determining work-relatedness when the work event or exposure is only one of the discernable causes; not the sole or predominant cause.[1904; 1904.5(a); 1904.5(b)(4); 1904.6]01/13/2004National
Interpretations01/27/1995 - Guidance for properly recording injury and illness cases.01/27/1995National
Interpretations02/17/1999 - Requirements for recording an instantaneous friction blister.02/17/1999National
Interpretations02/19/1997 - OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.02/19/1997National
Interpretations02/19/1997 - Restricted work activity.02/19/1997National
Interpretations02/22/1995 - Recording of cumulative trauma disorders.02/22/1995National
Interpretations02/23/1995 - Determining restricted work activity for OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.02/23/1995National
Interpretations03/05/1997 - Requirement to update the OSHA Log and Summary of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.03/05/1997National
Interpretations03/05/1998 - Authority for injury/illness recordkeeping requirements; restricted work activity.03/05/1998National
Interpretations03/16/1995 - OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.03/16/1995National
Directives05/04/1992 - STP 2.12B - State Program Requirements for Statistical Information on the Incidence of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses by Industry; on the Injured or Ill Worker; and on the Circumstances of the Injuries or Il07/22/2003National
Interpretations05/08/1997 - Federal agency injury/illness recordkeeping requirements for retired employees.05/08/1997National
Directives06/07/1994 - STP 2-1.173 - Final Rule on Reporting of Fatality or Multiple07/22/2003National
Interpretations06/24/1999 - Fault plays no role in the OSHA recordkeeping system.06/24/1999National
Directives10/30/1978 - STP 2-1.13 - Public Employee Recordkeeping Under 18(b) Plans07/09/2003National
Directives11/14/1980 - CPL 2-2.30 - 29 CFR 1913.10(b)(6), Authorization of Review of Medical Opinions07/16/2003National
Interpretations11/18/1999 - Smaller employer recordkeeping exemption based on number of employees at any one time.11/18/1999National
Directives11/29/2002 - Audit and Verification Program of 2001 Occupational Injury and Illness Records07/22/2003National
Interpretations12/07/1999 - Recordkeeping: foreign workers working in U.S.; U.S. workers working abroad.12/07/1999National
Interpretations12/09/1996 - Recordability of a work related injury.12/09/1996National
Directives12/30/2004 - CPL 02-00-135 - Recordkeeping Policies and Procedures Manual (PDF)12/30/2004National
White PapersCalculating Your Incidence Rates07/23/2002National
Case StudiesCan an Employee Sue a Co-worker For Injuries That Occurred During Non-work Activities? National
InterpretationsClarification of Recordkeeping's work-related exception.[1904; 1904.5(b)(2)]07/22/2003National
InterpretationsClarification of several recordkeeping scenarios regarding the use of prescription medication in treating a work-related case.02/06/2007National
InterpretationsClarification of the term "contemporaneous" as used in recordkeeping FAQ 7-10a. 05/15/2007National
InterpretationsClarification on determining if an injury or illness is work-related and the recordability of the administration of oxygen.[1904.5(a); 1904.5(b); 1904.5(b)(3)]11/19/2002National
InterpretationsClarification on recording days away from work for follow-up visits to doctor while on restricted-duty job and recovery time to stabilize preexisting condition. [1904; 1904.5(b)(2)(ii)]11/30/2005National
InterpretationsDetermination of a case as days away or restricted work; case must be recorded in manner reflecting what actually occurs. [1904.7; 1904.7(b)(3); 1904.7(b)(4)(i)]04/24/2006National
InterpretationsDetermination of the date of an injury or illness for OSHA recordkeeping purposes.[1904; 1904.6(a)]11/30/2004National
InterpretationsDetermination of work-relatedness on a construction site. [1904.5; 1904.5(b)(2)]05/12/2006National
InterpretationsDetermining if an injury is considered a new recordkeeping case based on a recurrence of previously recorded symptoms. [1904; 1904.5(b)(3); 1904.6]12/21/2005National
InterpretationsEmployee access to needlestick and contaminated sharps injury log requirements.[1910.1030; 1904.35(b)(2); 1904.8]03/14/2003National
InterpretationsEmployee and employee representative access rights to OSHA 300 Log and OSHA 300-A Summary forms.[1904; 1904.35; 1904.35(b)(2); 1904.35(b)(2)(v)]11/07/2003National
InterpretationsEvaluation of seven scenarios for work-relatedness and recordkeeping requirements.[1904; 1904.5; 1904.5(a); 1904.5(b)(2); 1904.7; 1904.6; 1904.6(a); 1904.31] 01/15/2004National
White PapersFeds Getting the Safety Message02/16/2004National
InterpretationsHealth impacts from shared office equipment.[1904.7; 1904.11] 06/22/2009National
InterpretationsImmunizations or inoculations (except tetanus) are recordable when given in response to a workplace injury or illness.[1904; 1904.7(b)(5)(ii)(B)] 06/23/2003National
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