“Infographic: OSHA’s Recordkeeping Rule Updates: What Employers Need to Know.”

October 13, 2014 ~ Jack Benton

On September 11, 2014, OSHA announced a final rule that alters requirements for reporting work-related fatalities and severe injuries and updates the list of injuries that are partially exempt from the injury and illness recordkeeping requirement. This BLR infographic provides an overview of the changes, which take effect on January 1, 2015.

OSHA’s Recordkeeping Rule Updates: What Employers Need to Know by Safety.BLR.com

“OSHA Issues Final Rule on Recorkeeping/Reporting & Changing to NAICS Codes from SIC”

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Posted in Infographic, News, OSHA Headlines, OSHA News, OSHA Regulations, OSHA Revisions, OSHA Violations, OSHA Whistleblower, Workplace Injuries, Workplace Safety Bureau of Labor Statistics January 1 2015 Job Growth North American Industry Classification System Occupational safety and health Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Recordkeeping Rule Updates Records management September 11 2014

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