Protect your company with a solid understanding of the OSHA recordkeeping requirements.
OSHA's Hazard Communication rules require employers to examine their programs. With a new direction, OSHA is ramping up its inspection efforts, and every inspection begins with the same thing - documents.
This topic will discuss the kinds of records OSHA requires U.S. employers to maintain; when those records must be presented to the government, employees, unions, or opposing counsel; a review of how OSHA's regulatory agenda may change recordkeeping requirements; and up-to-date information about pending challenges to the rule changes.
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