OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

OSHA REQUIRES SOME EMPLOYERS TO SUBMIT THEIR 2022 

300A FORM ELECTRONICALLY BY MARCH 2, 2023

Employers with 20 or more employees per establishment who are on OSHA’s list of high-risk industries are required to electronically file their OSHA 300a forms annually. The high-risk industry list includes construction, manufacturing, utilities, department stores, general merchandise stores, general freight trucking, warehouse and storage, waste management services, and other high-risk industries.  

A complete list of OSHA’s high-risk industries can be found at this link: 

HIGH-RISK INDUSTRIES

Tips for OSHA Electronic Filing

As part of the Department of Labor’s IT modernization and security enhancement efforts, the Injury Tracking Application transitioned its login procedure to Login.gov — a secure sign-in service used by many government agencies. Current and new account holders need to create a Login.gov account to submit their 2022 injury and illness data.

DETAILED GUIDANCE ON HOW

TO CARRY OUT THIS CHANGE IS AVAILABLE AS A JOB AID AND VIDEO

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The class is taken online at your own convenience within 30 days of registration.

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