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⏲ Duration: 39 min 12 sec
✓ Published: 07-Oct-2020
✓ Published: 07-Oct-2020
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Throughout the year you kept the 300 log current with recordable accidents.The next step happens in January when you transfer parts of the 300 log data to the 300A Summary form and this session will show you how you do that. nnThis session will have interactive learning on the OSHA 300A Form. nnHow to fill out certain sections of the form. nWhen and how long do they need to be posted nHow long do you need to keep this paperwork?
Throughout the year you kept the 300 log current with recordable accidents.The next step happens in January when you transfer parts of the 300 log data to the 300A Summary form and this session will show you how you do that. nnThis session will have interactive learning on the OSHA 300A Form. nnHow to fill out certain sections of the form. nWhen and how long do they need to be posted nHow long do you need to keep this paperwork?
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