Masters Certification program on The OSHA Recordkeeping Analysis & OSHA Reporting and Recordkeeping Rules

This webinar will comprehensively review employer recordkeeping requirements under OSHA (post COVID) and what information employers are required to post. This webinar will comprehensively review employer recordkeeping requirements under OSHA, what information employers are required to post, exempt employers, exceptions to recording requirements, and more.

Learning Methodologies

Areas Covered

· The Scope of Work Relationship.

· Understanding the key exceptions to the work relationship.

· The role of employee fault.

· What OSHA means by “restricted work.”

· The meaning of “significant aggravation.”

· The conflicting doctor rule.

· The nuts and bolts of completing the OSHA 300 Log.

Agenda

Target Audience:

Anyone responsible for completing an OSHA 300 Log, including:

HR Managers
Safety Managers
Facility Managers
In-house Attorneys
Risk Managers
Business owners

Webinar Events

Attend Live Webinar

Jan 27, 2021 - 11:00 AM EST

Duration: 8 Hours

Single Attendee

$999

Group of 3 to 5 +1 Thumb Drive or 5 online Recorded version

$1699

Group of 6 to 10 +1 Thumb Drive or 10 online Recorded version

$2499

Training CD-DVD

Physical CD-DVD of recorded session will be despatched after 72 hrs on completion of payment

$1049

Recorded video

Recorded video session

$849

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Speaker: Garry Heppner, Independent Insurance broker in California

Independent Insurance broker in California for 25 years, writing a large book of worker's compensation. Gaining knowledge in proving assistance in bringing open injury claims to closure. Became an OSHA adviser for the next 22 years, by conducting “Mock OSHA “Audits of current safety programs, and assisting in bringing them into compliance with OSHA regulations. I provide on-site supervisor training, who usually lack training given their responsibility for most of the safety program.

I speak online nationwide twice a month of OSHA compliance and have been doing so, for over 3.5 years.