1
12/21/2017
Clarification on the use of a cold compression device is considered medical treatment.
2
09/14/2017
Determining if the employees experienced an injury or illness due to an exposure.
3
08/23/2016
Clarification on how the formula is used by OSHA to calculate incident rates
4
10/28/2015
Inspection Guidance for Poultry Slaughtering and Poultry Processing Establishments
5
07/06/2015
Use of kinesiology tape is not considered medical treatment beyond first aid.
6
06/25/2015
How to maintain logs for employees across multiple locations.
7
06/25/2015
Inspection Guidance for Inpatient Healthcare Settings
8
12/12/2014
Use of Kinesiology tape is considered medical treatment beyond first-aid.
9
08/23/2012
Car Dealership Accident
10
02/24/2009
Determining recordkeeping for work-relatedness of accident occurring during off-site event.
11
07/14/2008
Whether to record two cases of employee injuries sustained in company parking lot during employees commute to work.
12
08/29/2007
Clarification of 1910.95 and 1904 regarding physicians and audiologists roles in determining work-relatedness of worker hearing loss.
13
02/06/2007
Whether to record injuries that occur to a contract employee when traveling from an offshore manned platform complex to other downfield fixed platforms.
14
02/06/2007
Whether to record injuries that occur to employees who travel from an offshore manned platform complex or dock to other offshore platforms.
15
12/21/2005
Determining if an injury is considered a new recordkeeping case based on a recurrence of previously recorded symptoms.
16
11/30/2005
Clarification on recording days away from work for follow-up visits to doctor while on restricted-duty job and recovery time to stabilize preexisting condition.
17
11/15/2005
Once medical treatment beyond first aid has occurred for injury or illness the case must be recorded.
18
09/09/2005
Employer obligation to provide access to entire OSHA 300 Logs, including names of both union and non-union employees.
19
09/01/2005
29 CFR Part 1904 OSHA Recordkeeping Regulation applies only within the jurisdictional boundaries of the United States and certain locations listed in OSHAct Sec. 4(a).
20
03/10/2005
Clarification of "assigned working hours" for determining recordability of injuries that occur during breaks in the normal work schedule.
21
11/30/2004
Determination of the date of an injury or illness for OSHA recordkeeping purposes.
22
08/26/2004
Use of glue to close a wound is medical treatment; prescription antibiotics/antiseptics for preventive treatment of a wound is medical treatment.
23
08/02/2004
OSHA 300 Log requirements versus HIPAA privacy requirements.
24
03/04/2004
Recording criteria for recordkeeping cases involving occupational hearing loss.
25
01/15/2004
Evaluation of seven scenarios for work-relatedness and recordkeeping requirements.
26
01/13/2004
Determining work-relatedness when the work event or exposure is only one of the discernable causes; not the sole or predominant cause.
27
11/07/2003
Employee and employee representative access rights to OSHA 300 Log and OSHA 300-A Summary forms.
28
07/22/2003
Clarification of Recordkeeping's work-related exception.
29
06/23/2003
Immunizations or inoculations (except tetanus) are recordable when given in response to a workplace injury or illness.
30
06/23/2003
Participation by professional sports teams in the Bureau of Labor Statistics Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses; definition of independent contractor versus employee.
31
06/23/2003
Recording criteria for cases involving workers from a temporary help service, employee leasing service, or personnel supply service.
32
05/08/2003
Baseline audiogram revision due to persistent STS or improved thresholds; revision must be made for each ear separately.
33
03/19/2003
Results of an MRI do not negate the recordability of a physician's recommendation.
34
06/26/2000
Numerous injury and illness recordkeeping questions.
35
10/08/1999
Employers should record all back cases as injuries.
36
06/24/1999
Recordkeeping requirements for employees on interstate or international travel.
37
03/09/1999
OSHA recordkeeping regulations are not subject to preemption under Section 4(b)(1) of the OSH Act.
38
01/25/1999
Injury and illness recordkeeping: job rotation or transfer for musculoskeletal disorders.
39
08/26/1998
Recordability of heavy metals in blood/urine.
40
06/30/1998
Recordability of blood-PCB levels.
41
05/05/1998
Injury/illness recordkeeping: access to records (fax);recording standard threshold shifts.
42
02/06/1998
Restricted work, prescription for pain, and strains: interpretations.
43
02/05/1998
Recordability of restriction of work; laceration recordability.
44
01/02/1998
Definition of "work relationship" for occupational injuries and illness recordkeeping.
45
12/03/1997
Recordability of Rossiter Workout treatment;heat or cold therapy recordability.
46
09/08/1997
Injuries and illnesses occurring on the employer's premises are presumed to be work related.
47
09/02/1997
Clarifications of medical treatment and new medical cases for recordkeeping.
48
09/02/1997
Multiple applications of a cold compress may be recordable.
49
09/02/1997
Preexisting conditions usually do not affect recordability.
50
09/02/1997
Recordability of adverse reactions to prescribed medication.
51
09/02/1997
Recordability when prescription written for non-prescription medication.
52
06/19/1997
SIC's excluded from OSHA occupational injury and illness recordkeeping.
53
06/16/1997
Removal of foreign bodies embedded in the eye is recordable.
54
02/19/1997
Several injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.
55
12/13/1996
Framework for a Comprehensive Health and Safety Program in Nursing Homes.
56
11/01/1996
The OSHA injury and illness recording requirements pertaining to cases of Barotitis Media.
57
11/01/1996
The proper recording of cases involving restricted work activity.
58
10/07/1996
Conflicting medical opinions and determination of the recordability of a case.
59
09/20/1996
A reevaluation of recording injuries and illnesses associated with voluntary flu shot programs on the OSHA Log and Summary of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
60
09/20/1996
Guidance on the proper recording of needlestick injuries on the OSHA 200 Log.
61
09/20/1996
The evaluation of chiropratic treatments as medical treatment for OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.
62
09/09/1996
The proper recording of cases involving work related stress for OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.
63
08/15/1996
Interpretations concerning several OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.
64
07/24/1996
The OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.
65
07/23/1996
An interpretation regarding the proper recording of Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD) cases on the OSHA Log 200.
66
07/18/1996
Recording of occupational injuries and illnesses occurring to inmate employees in Florida.
67
07/18/1996
Requirements for injury cases which result in treatment with prescription medication.
68
07/16/1996
Interpretations concerning several OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.
69
06/18/1996
Proposed revision to the OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements contained in 1904.
70
06/17/1996
Interpretation regarding the removal of a recorded case from your 1993 OSHA Log.
71
06/04/1996
OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Interpretation.
72
06/04/1996
Recordability of an injury which occurred to one of your employees.
73
06/04/1996
Recording an occupational injury in the OSHA injury and illness records.
74
06/04/1996
Recording of injuries and illnesses which occur to temporary workers.
75
06/04/1996
Recordkeeping Requirements in Relation to the Boy Scouts of America.
76
05/21/1996
Regulations pertaining to the application of butterfly bandages.
77
05/20/1996
Interpretation regarding completion of the OSHA 101 Supplementary Record.
78
05/15/1996
The Effect of the 1904 Rulemaking Effort on the De Minimis Citation Policy.
79
04/18/1996
Definition and determination of work related injuries and illnesses.
80
04/18/1996
Deletion of non-recordable and changed case entries from the OSHA 200 log.
81
04/18/1996
OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Interpretations.
82
02/12/1996
An interpretation concerning OSHA recordkeeping requirements as applied to sheltered workshops.
83
02/12/1996
The coverage of the OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.
84
02/12/1996
The proper recording of several cases.
85
02/12/1996
The recordability of a particular illness case on the OSHA No.200.
86
12/22/1995
The proper recording of several cases involving restricted work activity.
87
12/22/1995
The Recordability of a particular injury case.
88
10/18/1995
Recordkeeping issues raised in the Spokane County Health District.
89
10/17/1995
Guidance for reporting work related fatalities and catastrophes which occur during over-the-road operations.
90
10/17/1995
Several OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.
91
09/11/1995
Recording injuries and illnesses which occur at other employers' premises.
92
09/11/1995
The location and maintenance of OSHA injury and illness records.
93
08/22/1995
OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.
94
08/15/1995
OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.
95
08/15/1995
Recording injuries and illnesses associated with voluntary blood drives on the OSHA Log and Summary of Occupational Injudies and Illnesses.
96
08/07/1995
The proper recording of illness cases on the OSHA Log and Summary of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
97
08/02/1995
The classification of medical treatment for OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.
98
07/12/1995
The proper recording of an injury case on the OSHA Log and Summary of Injuries and Illnesses.
99
07/07/1995
Recording cases involving eye injuries on the OSHA Log.
100
06/20/1995
Several OSHA injury and Illness recordkeeping issues.
101
06/19/1995
The proper recording of injury and illness cases on the OSHA Log and Summary of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
102
06/15/1995
The proper recording of a case of the OSHA Log and Summary Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
103
06/12/1995
The proper recording of a case for OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.
104
06/12/1995
The proper recording procedure for cases involving occupational hearing loss.
105
06/06/1995
OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Requirements.
106
05/23/1995
The determination of medical treatment of OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.
107
05/19/1995
The proper recording of hearing loss on the OSHA Form 200.
108
05/17/1995
The proper recording of occupational sprains and strains.
109
05/11/1995
The proper recording of cumulative trauma disorders for OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.
110
05/09/1995
The proper recording of injuries occuring to employees participating in voluntary plant emergency response team training.
111
04/04/1995
OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping criteria.
112
12/07/1994
Recording protocol for work related cumulative trauma disorder cases.
113
11/30/1994
Recording occupational asthma cases on the OSHA 200 Log.
114
11/22/1994
Exemptions from the OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.
115
11/03/1994
Exemptions from the OSHA Injury and Illness recordkeeping requirements.
116
10/17/1994
Recording of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
117
08/25/1994
Posting requirements for non-fixed construction sites.
118
08/01/1994
Recording of an illness involving lost workdays.
119
06/27/1994
Recording of a hearing injury.
120
05/25/1994
Worker's Compensation Laws and the OSHA recordkeeping requirements.
121
05/19/1994
Recording of cases involiving heat realted disorders.
122
05/19/1994
Recording of needlestick injuries on the OSHA 200 log.
123
05/12/1994
Clarification of "lost workday" for reporting purposes.
124
05/12/1994
Completing the OSHA Supplementary Record of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
125
05/03/1994
Employer exemptions to the recordkeeping requirements.
126
04/08/1994
Ergonomic problems and recordkeeping issues.
127
04/08/1994
Recording hearing loss on the OSHA 200 log.
128
04/08/1994
Retest of audiogram for hearing loss.
129
03/24/1994
Clarification of occupational illness for OSHA 200 log.
130
03/24/1994
Parking facilities are not considered part of an employer's premises for OSHA recordkeeping purposes.
131
02/15/1994
Recording TB related cases on the OSHA 200 Log.
132
02/11/1994
Physician vs employee on the employee's ability to perform restricted work activity.
133
02/11/1994
Restricted work definitions.
134
02/10/1994
Clarification of several recordkeeping issues.
135
01/31/1994
Proper recording of a bloodborne pathogens case.
136
01/13/1994
Recording bloodborne related cases on the OSHA 200 Log.
137
01/10/1994
Proper recording of second degree burns on the OSHA 200 Log.
138
01/06/1994
Proper recording of restricted work activity on the OSHA 200 Log.
139
12/30/1993
Federal posting requirements applicable to an employer with no more than 10 employees.
140
11/29/1993
What is considered medical treatment.
141
10/28/1993
Several OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.
142
10/28/1993
The concept of restricted work.
143
10/26/1993
Proper recording procedure for illnesses contracted outside of the United States.
144
09/20/1993
Counting lost workdays for temporary employees.
145
09/20/1993
Several bloodborne pathogen issues.
146
09/10/1993
Location and maintenance of OSHA injury and illness records.
147
08/31/1993
Procedure for maintaining and retaining the OSHA Log.
148
08/31/1993
Proper recording on the OSHA Log of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses.
149
08/18/1993
Determination of the proper date of injury or illness for OSHA recordkeeping purposes.
150
08/18/1993
Recordability of cases involving the use of a hand held massager.
151
08/18/1993
Work relationship of an injury occurring on the company premises.
152
08/03/1993
Effect termination of employment has on the count of lost workdays for recordkeeping purposes.
153
08/03/1993
Recording restricted work activity on the OSHA 200 Log.
154
08/03/1993
When orthopedic devices constitute medical treatment for recordkeeping purposes.
155
07/14/1993
Location and maintenance of OSHA injury and illness records for employees working at off-site locations.
156
06/21/1993
Classification of carpal tunnel syndrome cases.
157
06/21/1993
Recording cases involving restricted work activity.
158
06/21/1993
Recording disputed injury and illness cases.
159
06/21/1993
Several OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.
160
06/18/1993
Several OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping issues.
161
06/14/1993
Recording restricted work activity.
162
06/07/1993
Recordability of bloodborne pathogenic exposure incidents.
163
06/07/1993
Recording restricted work activity.
164
05/27/1993
Proper recording of occupational exposures to bloodborne pathogens.
165
05/24/1993
Proper recording of cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs) on the OSHA 200 log.
166
05/24/1993
Proper recording of work related burns on the OSHA 200 log.
167
05/24/1993
Recording an injury during snowmobiling as work related.
168
05/24/1993
Recording of bloodborne pathogen injuries on the OSHA 200 log.
169
05/17/1993
Recordkeeping issues: fractures, second degree burns, eye injuries, pre-existing conditions.
170
04/02/1993
Proper recording of a hepatitis A exposure for OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping purposes.
171
04/01/1993
Recording cases on the OSHA log that involve Bloodborne Pathogens.
172
03/25/1993
Recording TB related cases on the OSHA 200 log.
173
03/10/1993
Cumulative trauma disorder (recording) on the OSHA 200 log.
174
02/26/1993
Criteria for recording on OSHA Form 200.
175
02/18/1993
Recording use of expandable bandage and pinhead burns.
176
02/09/1993
Determining lost working days.
177
02/09/1993
Longterm restrictions; geographic scope; work related injuries.
178
01/26/1993
Recordkeeping requirements as applied to sheltered workshops.
179
01/12/1993
Occupational injury and illness data from worker's compensation carriers.
180
01/05/1993
Contract employees and recordkeeping requirements.
181
11/13/1992
Employers of less than 11 employees are usually exempt from OSHA 200 log.
182
11/13/1992
How to record an illness for an employee who becomes ill at a location other than the normal location.
183
11/13/1992
Lost work days and prearranged leave (i.e., pregnancy leave or surgery).
184
10/30/1992
Injury and illness recordkeeping requirements.
185
10/20/1992
Employee's right to access the information in injury and illness records.
186
10/19/1992
Recordkeeping requirements on hearing loss, burns, and falls.
187
10/13/1992
Work relationship questions.
188
09/24/1992
Recording eye injury cases on the OSHA Log 200.
189
09/24/1992
Recording occupational exposure to Hepatitis B and HIV.
190
09/15/1992
Medical treatment vs First Aid; "to medical personnel" definition.
191
09/08/1992
Proper recording of bloodborne pathogens case on the OSHA 200 log.
192
09/02/1992
Medical questions on recordkeeping.
193
09/02/1992
Recordkeeping requirements for separate sites and types of records to be maintained.
194
09/02/1992
Stop of lost workday counts on the OSHA log involving the termination of an injured or ill employee.
195
07/20/1992
CTD cases involving positive EMG results, etc.
196
07/20/1992
Recording occupational exposure to Hepatitis B and HIV.
197
07/02/1992
Clarification of termination of employment for OSHA 200 log.
198
07/02/1992
Medical treatment recording on OSHA 200 log.
199
07/02/1992
OSHA recordability for dislocated joints.
200
07/02/1992
Questions (24) asking for clarification of recordkeeping.
201
07/02/1992
Recording lost workdays on the OSHA 200 Log.
202
07/02/1992
Recordkeeping for employees from a temporary employment agency.
203
06/26/1992
Hearing Conservation Amendment to the OSHA 200 log.
204
06/26/1992
Recording Hepatitis B and HIV occupational exposures.
205
06/12/1992
Quality of hearing conservation programs & the Standard Threshold Shifts (STS) recording requirement.
206
04/24/1992
Injury/illness at temporary duty location and recordkeeping requirement.
207
04/24/1992
Pre-existing condition and/or specific event/exposure grey areas.
208
04/24/1992
Why certain retailers are exempt from injury and illness recordkeeping.
209
04/24/1992
Workers' compensation or insurance claims and recordkeeping requirements.
210
03/31/1992
OSHA definition of work environment.
211
03/11/1992
Definition of "establishment" for injury and illness recordkeeping.
212
02/25/1992
Pencil entries and/or correction fluid on OSHA 200 Log are acceptable.
213
02/25/1992
Recordkeeping requirements for injury cases treated with butterfly adhesive dressings.
214
02/21/1992
Longshore and Harborworkers Act and OSHA recordkeeping requirements.
215
02/12/1992
Responsibility for recordkeeping when employees provided by leasing company.
216
01/23/1992
Injuries occurring to employees engaged in activities at a company picnic.
217
12/24/1991
Recording of hearing loss on the OSHA 200 Log.
218
12/19/1991
OSHA 200 Log for work relationship and illness.
219
12/17/1991
Baseline to use when measuring occupational related hearing loss for OSHA recordkeeping purposes.
220
12/16/1991
Audiometric test results recording on the OSHA 200 log.
221
12/16/1991
OSHA 200 log and hearing loss.
222
12/06/1991
Questions relating to occupational hearing loss.
223
11/15/1991
Work-related hearing loss.
224
11/14/1991
Level of work-related hearing loss that must be recorded on the OSHA 200 log.
225
09/17/1991
Appropriate recordkeeping for CTD case resolution and symptom recurrence.
226
09/17/1991
Recording Cumulative Trauma Disorders on the OSHA 200 Log.
227
08/30/1991
Recording audiogram test results on OSHA 200 Log.
228
08/30/1991
Recordkeeping requirements for injury cases which result in treatment with prescription medications.
229
08/27/1991
OSHA 200 Log recording CTDs.
230
04/17/1989
Interpretation on whether an injury constituted a restriction of work activity.
231
10/05/1988
Recordkeeping requirements under the OSH Act of 1970 for employees of temporary help services.
232
09/17/1988
Recordkeeping requirements under the OSH Act of 1970 for employees supplied by a temporary help service.
233
05/25/1983
OSHA recordkeeping requirements for Consolidated Rail Corporation.
234
02/20/1980
Recordkeeping requirements for medical removals made pursuant to the lead standard.
235
04/16/1975
Recordkeeping and reporting requirements for illnesses and injuries occurring aboard fishing vessels.
