Complete Learning Experience
Comprehensive training platform with interactive content, real-world quizzes, and official certification
Interactive Dashboard
Track your progress through all 9 modules with a clean, intuitive interface. See completion status, access time remaining, and navigate between modules seamlessly.
Real-World Scenarios
Test your knowledge with practical quiz questions based on actual workplace situations. Learn to apply OSHA recordkeeping rules to construction and home services scenarios.
Official Certificate
Receive a professionally designed completion certificate upon finishing all modules. Download as PDF for your records or compliance documentation.
Complete Course Outline
9 comprehensive modules covering everything you need to know
Module 1: Why OSHA Recordkeeping Matters
Understand the legal obligation, business case, and financial risks of OSHA recordkeeping for construction and home services businesses.
- • Federal requirements for employers
- • Business benefits beyond compliance
- • Financial penalties and legal risks
- • Real-world compliance scenarios
Module 2: Understanding the Three Forms
Master the purpose, use, and workflow of each OSHA form with detailed construction and home services examples.
- • Form 300: Log of work-related injuries
- • Form 300A: Annual summary requirements
- • Form 301: Detailed incident reports
- • How the forms work together
Module 3: Completing Form 300
Step-by-step guidance on recording workplace injuries and illnesses with industry-specific examples.
- • When to record an incident
- • Field-by-field completion guide
- • Construction site injury examples
- • Common recording mistakes to avoid
Module 4: Annual Summary (Form 300A)
Calculate and post the annual summary with electronic submission requirements for your business.
- • Year-end calculation procedures
- • Posting timeline (February 1 - April 30)
- • Electronic submission requirements
- • Company executive certification
Module 5: Incident Reports (Form 301)
Complete detailed incident reports while protecting employee privacy and meeting retention requirements.
- • Detailed incident documentation
- • Employee privacy protection rules
- • 5-year retention requirements
- • Alternative equivalent forms
Module 6: Work-Related Determination
Learn to determine if incidents are work-related using OSHA's decision criteria and real workplace scenarios.
- • Geographic presumption rules
- • Equipment and premises incidents
- • Travel and customer site scenarios
- • HVAC technician slip-and-fall example
Module 7: Recordability Criteria
Master the difference between recordable injuries and first aid with construction-specific examples.
- • Death and serious injury recording
- • Medical treatment vs. first aid
- • Days away, restricted, or transferred
- • Construction injury flowcharts
Module 8: Small Business Compliance
Exemptions and industry-specific requirements for construction and home services businesses.
- • Size-based exemptions (10 or fewer)
- • Construction industry requirements
- • Home services considerations
- • When exemptions don't apply
Module 9: Best Practices & Certification
Implement effective recordkeeping systems and earn your official OSHA training certification.
- • Creating a recordkeeping system
- • Training your team effectively
- • Avoiding common compliance pitfalls
- • Final assessment and certification
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs OSHA recordkeeping training?
Any employer with 11 or more employees, high-hazard industries regardless of size, construction companies, home services, healthcare facilities, and manufacturing businesses must maintain OSHA records.
How long do I have to complete the course?
You have 30 days from signup to access and complete the course. The entire training takes just 45 minutes, so you can finish it in one session or spread it across multiple days.
What if I don't receive an email confirmation?
We don't send emails. After signup, you'll receive a Course ID on screen that you must save. Use this Course ID to log back in and access your training.
Is the certificate officially recognized?
Yes, this is professional training that covers all OSHA recordkeeping requirements. The certificate demonstrates your knowledge of Forms 300, 300A, and 301 requirements.
Can I access the course on mobile devices?
Absolutely! The course is fully responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers. Learn anywhere, anytime.