What’s Inside
A comprehensive library of 8 regulatory-aligned tools designed to get you from wherever you are across the finish line for the OSHA 300 Log posting and reporting requirement. These 8 tools are ready for IMMEDIATE deployment:
OSHA 300 Log Basics
What it is: A foundational guide explaining who must comply based on company size and industry .
How it helps: It prevents costly citations by correcting the common mistake that the 10-employee threshold applies per location rather than company-wide
OSHA Recordability Decision Flowchart
What it is: A step-by-step visual logic tree for evaluating every workplace injury and illness.
How it helps: It streamlines your workflow by providing a standardized, expert-vetted method to quickly distinguish between non-recordable events and official entries.
OSHA 300 Log: Days Away & Restricted Work Master Guide
What it is: A technical protocol establishing strict counting rules for Columns H-L of the log.
How it helps: It ensures your day counts withstand audit scrutiny by teaching you how to apply the 180-day cap and correctly count calendar days rather than workdays.
OSHA 300A Step-by-Step Recording Guide
What it is: A comprehensive manual for translating detailed incident narratives into standardized log entries and summary totals.
How it helps: It ensures data integrity across all three forms (301, 300, and 300A) and provides specific technical standards for describing injuries
Privacy Case Documentation Worksheet
What it is: A specialized framework for handling sensitive cases, such as mental illness or sexual assault, under OSHA 1904.29.
How it helps: It allows you to maintain defensible, transparent records while protecting employee dignity through "anonymized" descriptions.
OSHA 300A Pre-Posting Verification Checklist
What it is: A final audit protocol used before executive certification and the February 1 posting deadline.
How it helps: It catches "Zero-Sum" logic errors and math discrepancies that signal a system failure to OSHA inspectors.
Electronic Reporting Guidance - 2025/2026
What it is: A strategic guide for navigating the OSHA Injury Tracking Application (ITA) and the digital surveillance mandate.
How it helps: It helps you identify your specific reporting tier and provides a "PII Scrubbing Protocol" to ensure you don't accidentally submit prohibited personal information to the government.
Work-Relatedness Decision Guide
What it is: A decision matrix focused on the "Geographic Presumption" and common gray areas like parking lots and break rooms.
How it helps: It provides the "burden of proof" logic needed to defend why an off-site incident or personal comfort injury is not work-related.
BONUS - Multi-Establishment OSHA 300 Guide
What it is: A system-builder tool for organizations managing safety records across 2+ physical locations.
How it helps: It prevents "firm-wide aggregation" errors by establishing a 3-decision framework for certifying separate 300A summaries at each site.
How It Helps You Today
✅ Defensibility: Build a safety ledger that stands up to OSHA inspections by applying consistent, expert-vetted logic to every case.
✅ Eliminates Decision Fatigue: Move from abstract theory to practical action with flowcharts that answer your toughest recordkeeping questions in seconds.
✅ Standardizes Multi-Site Programs: Stop aggregating data incorrectly; use our multi-establishment guides to maintain unique, compliant records for every site.
✅ Saves Critical Time: These resources go beyond "what to do" to show you exactly how to do it, allowing you to focus on preventing injuries rather than just recording them.
