OSHA Form 300A Must Be Posted February 1st through April 30th

OSHA requires many types of recordkeeping for most businesses with more than 10 employees on average during a calendar year.

Here’s is a quick summary of the yearly OSHA requirement for posting the 300A Form and key resources to comply.​​​​​​

• The OSHA Form 301 is a detailed record of a single recordable workplace related injury or illness incident.
• The OSHA 300 Form is a log of all workplace related injuries and fatalities. In other words, a log of all Form 301 incidents.
• The OSHA 300A Form is a summary of Form 300 to enable employees to quickly see injury and illness statistics for their establishment.

The OSHA 300A Form must be visibly posted from February 1 through April 30 at your establishment where notices for employees are typically posted, even if you have had zero recordable incidents.

• OSHA’s main page about these forms is here.
• You can view a handy guide from OSHA and obtain PDF versions of the 300 and 300A forms here.
• Some businesses must also submit their Form 300A to OSHA electronically by March 2nd. Check if your business qualifies here.
• Lastly, we also have a OSHA Recordkeeping webinar training recording available here.

As always, we are here for any OSHA questions you might have!