Workplace Injury Response Kit

Injury and knowledge dates in; due dates, day counts and a 300 log that rolls into the 300A out. Four Excel workbooks (the Injury Report Deadline Calculator by State, the OSHA Recordability Decision Workbook, the OSHA 300, 300A and 301 Log Workbook, and the Injury Intake and Investigation Register) come with two Word checklists, a First-Response Checklist and a Filing Checklist, for the manager who owns injury reporting. The kit covers the OSHA 8-hour, 24-hour and 301 clocks, California's DWC-1, Ontario's Form 7 and the state first reports across federal OSHA, ten launch states and Ontario, and handles working- versus calendar-day counting, Ohio's state fund and the Cal/OSHA, MIOSHA and OSH NC variants. Where a state rule gives a day count without saying calendar or working days, the date is flagged to confirm rather than shown. Every date and count is computed from what you enter and a cited rule-reference table, and you decide and file.