Accidents can cause an organization to lose valued resources including productivity and resources. In order to pay for costs related to accidents, the employer will have to divert profits to cover direct and indirect costs of the accident. The study of accident causation and investigation is imperative to protecting an employer from human loss and organizational losses. Many workplace accidents are also related to OSHA violations. Therefore, the accident can cost even more by adding the price of an OSHA citation.

OSHA has released the new Injury Tracking Application (ITA) for electronic injury and illness recordkeeping reporting. However, not everyone is required to submit their records due to specific guidelines for this new ruling.

In this webinar expert speaker Sheldon Primus will help you learn how to investigate the accident site, analyze the facts, recognize the contributing factors, determine the root cause, document the investigation, take corrective actions to prevent future accidents, and follow up with the completed investigation.

Session Highlights:

Understanding what is the true cost of an accident

Discussing what is the difference between an incident and an accident

Explain how to conduct an accident investigation

Evaluate tools to finding the root cause of the accident.

Discovering the where to log electronic records on OSHA’s website

Learn the importance of entering only recordable injuries

Understand the 29 CFR 1904 regulations regarding recordkeeping

Distinguish between what is an OSHA recordable incident and what is not recordable

Review the Injury Tracking Application (ITA) system

Understand medical treatment verses first aid treatment of injuries

Learn the proper way to enter injury data in the OSHA 300, 301, and 300A logs

Find the root cause of an accident

Evaluate ways to conduct an accident investigation

Better understand the OSHA Recordkeeping ruling

Gain and understanding of the electronic submittal criteria

Overview the ITA system

Understand the future of the OSHA recordkeeping standard

Why You Should Attend:

Attending this webinar will give the attendees a clear understanding of their responsibility for the OSHA electronic recordkeeping submittal process and what to enter as a recordable injury. Learning how to investigate an incident takes special skills, training and discipline. This webinar will enlighten the participant as to the importance of accident investigations, techniques, and understanding of the causes.

Who Should Attend:

CEO or Company Executive

Compliance & Safety Officer

Director of Risk Management

Director of Human Resources

Regulatory Compliance Agent

Risk Advisor-Insurance Companies

General Contractors

Process Technicians

Warehouse Managers

General Employees

Ask your question directly from our expert during the Q&A session following the live event.