NEW OSHA 300 LOG REQUIREMENTS | By Ally Safety

There's some new OSHA 300 log requirements that may change how you submit your logs from 2024 onward. This video covers the changes you need to know!
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[@AllySafety]

Hey everyone, thanks for watching! I hope this video helps you to quickly and easily understand the changes to the OSHA 300 log reporting requirements.

[@Brandon_1984]

Great video!

[@Itzzgeee]

I only have 10 employees and a GC is asking me for osha 300a log how can i get that log if i never had any injuries

[@AllySafety]

Just fill it out with zeroes if you have no recordable injuries. You can find the form on the OSHA website. 👍

[@Itzzgeee]

@@AllySafety do you guys have any videos filling it out if you have no injuries thank you

[@stranger3131]

Safety is the alibi of the tyrant.🤕

[@AllySafety]

It can become that way in a bad safety culture.