Injuries

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Example of an injury that may be OSHA recordable depending on the treatment provided and OSHA's recording criteria. How to Determine if an Injury Is OSHA Recordable An injury that must be recorded on the OSHA 300 log is considerd "recordable" if it is: work-related a new injury case and results in any one of the following: death days away from work restricted work or transfer to another job medical treatment beyond first aid or loss of consciousness. What is medical treatment