Individuals can identify and describe OSHA requirements for recordkeeping, the process for an on-site OSHA inspection, violations, citations, penalties and the difference between a focused inspection and a wall-to-wall inspection. They understand how to document work-related illnesses and injuries using OSHA Forms 300, 300A and 301. They can manage safety and health records for a job site and perform a post-inspection follow-up. They can classify illnesses and injuries per OSHA Part 1904.

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