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OSHA Record Retention, Access Request and Audit Readiness Register preview

OSHA Recordkeeping

OSHA Record Retention, Access Request and Audit Readiness Register

Enter each OSHA record you hold, and the register works out how long to keep it and how fast to produce it. For every 300 log, 300A summary, 301 incident report and privacy-case list, by establishment and year, it computes a retain-until date of five years after the end of the record year, with a manual hold flag. It computes due dates for employee and representative access requests, and a four-business-hour production deadline for government requests, using the business hours and time zone you set for each records location. Every deadline is computed from your own entries and from cited, versioned 29 CFR 1904 rule rows, each verified against the eCFR on the date shown. It is reference material, not legal advice, and you decide and you produce the records.

Reference tool. You decide recordability and compensability, and you file.

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What’s included

  • Retain-until date for every 300 log, 300A, 301 and privacy-case list, with a manual hold flag
  • Due dates for employee and representative access requests
  • Four-business-hour production deadline for government requests, in each location's hours and time zone
  • Cited, versioned 29 CFR 1904 rule rows verified against the eCFR
  • Excel workbook with a QuickStart PDF

Want the clocks tracked for you? Injury Report Intake for Employers starts every state and OSHA deadline from one report, pre-fills the forms, and builds your OSHA 300 log. You decide and you file.