Course objectives include an introduction of the Safety Records Management program, the role of OSHA recordkeeping in industry, the components of an effective program, ideas for developing an effective program, basic supervisory skills in records management, and information concerning employee rights to records access. Recordkeeping is required by various OSHA standards, and daily exposure to job hazards must be documented.

• Applicable regulations
• New regulations.
• Regulations requiring recordkeeping.
• Medical records access.
• Commonly used regulations.
• The role of managers, supervisors, and employees.
• Requirements of 29CFR.1904.
• Records Preservation.
• OSHA logs and reports.
• Reporting to OSHA.