When it comes to OSHA, compliance is the name of the game. To help you simplify and manage your OSHA reporting, we've gathered the occupational safety resources you need into one easily-accessible spot, with functionality and content designed to help you efficiently meet your OSHA reporting needs.

Logical and Resourceful
The site's intuitive, user-friendly format allows you to:

• Set-up your reporting to reflect the groups or divisions within your company,
  
• Create accurate OSHA logs for each recordable accident,
  
• Generate accurate reports on demand and analyze related costs, and
  
• Compile your annual 300A Summary in seconds flat.
  

OSHA Log Forms . . . Fast
When recordable accidents happen, you'll know exactly where to go to log your OSHA incidences. With online access to log forms, you can easily locate and create OSHA forms at the click of a mouse, quickly logging new incidents as they occur. You can also easily edit, view, or delete log entries, which makes maintenance a snap and guarantees your records are always current. Also, with the Log's handy at-a-glance view, you can effortlessly stay up-to-date on your most current entries, viewing all the pertinent information entered into your OSHA Log Analysis at any time.

Reports & Analysis
You'll be able to generate up-to-the-minute OSHA reports, drilling-down by injury type, body part, group or divisions, and time period to include. The system stores your information from year to year, and by tracking work hours, it automatically calculates your incident rate and allows you to make comparisons to national averages based on your SIC (Standard Industrial Classifications) code as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Best of all, with accurate reporting, we will be able to help you spot injury trends and work with you on the right corrective actions to take before they become serious problems.

FAQs: Resources Right When You Need Them
We know you don't have time to hunt around for the OSHA information you need, so we included a link to FAQs, where you'll find useful information about OSHA record keeping guidelines and related resources. This includes:

• Basic OSHA recordkeeping concepts and guidelines,
  
• Legislative Updates to OSHA compliance,
  
• Guidelines to Determination of Recordability for OSHA 300, and
  
• Access to OSHA forms, along with explanations of the OSHA log and its uses.