OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements

Are you prepared for OSHA’s 2026 recordkeeping requirements? Staying current on workplace injury and illness recording and reporting isn’t just best practice—it’s required by law.

If your organization has more than 10 employees, you must document, maintain, and in some cases report work-related injuries and illnesses. Falling out of compliance can lead to costly penalties, but we’re here to help you navigate the process with confidence.

Join our free, interactive webcast to learn:

• How to accurately complete and use OSHA 300 forms and determine what is recordable

• Key reporting requirements and how to avoid common compliance mistakes

• The three essential OSHA forms every employer must understand

• What’s new in OSHA’s 2026 recordkeeping updates

You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions and get real-time guidance from our safety experts.

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