Don’t Forget to Electronically File Your OSHA Form 300A by March 2

February 3, 2020 Shane Hedmond

image via OSHA’s Injury Tracking Application web page

Even though OSHA recently eliminated the need for employers to electronically submit OSHA Forms 300 and 301, citing privacy concerns, companies are still responsible for submitting OSHA Form 300A – and the deadline is less than a month away.

OSHA: Majority of Companies Failed to Submit OSHA 300A Log Before Deadline

March 30, 2018 Shane Hedmond

If your company did not electronically submitted its 2016 OSHA 300A injury and illness log to OSHA before December 31, 2017, they could be facing an other-than-serious violation with a maximum penalty of $12,934. We tried to warn you, and warn you, and warn you again.

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