Safety and health
- Topics
- Prevent injuries
- Be a leader
- Leadership series
- Accident and incident analysis
- Employee policy
- Hazard identification
- Reporting and recordkeeping
- Safety committees and meetings
- Supervisors guide
- Safety and health talks
- Integrating health and safety
- Chemical and other health hazards
- Promote health
- Plan for emergencies
- Industry-specific topics
- Young workers
- Video library
- SAIF posters and forms
- Trainings
Reporting and recordkeeping
Some health and safety rules require written documents, such as plans, procedures, and programs. Browse these resources to learn more about what is required.
Oregon OSHA
Visit the Oregon OSHA website to learn more about safety recordkeeping and other regulatory requirements. Start here:
Online training
Recording a workplace injury
This online training includes an overview of reporting and recording workplace injuries and instructions for completing the OSHA 300 log and 300A summary.
Duration 9 minutes | Watch now
Duration 9 minutes | Watch now
Reporting and recording workplace injuries: what you need to know [PDF]
Complete overview on what you need to do to report and record all workplace injuries, including dates to remember.
What to expect from an Oregon OSHA compliance inspection [PDF]
A brief outline of your rights and obligations including the reports and records OR-OSHA will request to see.
What to do following a severe or fatal workplace injury
Seek immediate medical attention and follow these simple steps.
Checklist for what to do following a serious/catastrophic event or fatality accident [PDF]
A detailed list of actions to complete after a severe injury or fatality.
Notices and posters you are required to display at each worksite (BOLI) [PDF]
Posting requirements for employers.
