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      Home » Blog » RIN 1218-AD17

      RIN 1218-AD17

      • Categories OSHA
      • Date February 11, 2019

      Your Privacy Matters, and OSHA Agrees.

       

      For those of us who employ 250 or more employees, you are no longer required to electronically report injury and illness data from OSHA Forms 300 and 301 (you are still required to report data Form 300A). For a highlight of the Final Rule continue reading on, but for a full synopsis of Final Rule RIN 1218-AD17 click HERE.

       

       

      What’s New?

       

      While the Final Rule does away with some requirements, it does add some of its own. Employers must now add their Employer Identification Number (EIN) electronically along with data from Form 300A.  While the requirement will become effective February 2, 2019, compliance for this provision will take place on March 2, 2020 (for data collected from year 2019). Keep in mind, the data from Form 300A still must be submitted to OSHA before March 2, 2019 for fiscal year 2018.

       

      To better keep up with “What’s New” in regards to hazardous waste and transportation, makes sure to subscribe to our Newsletter HERE! Whether its information, compliance, or training, Transportation Compliance Associates has all your answers! From our Multi-Modal Hazardous materials compliance packages to our one stop shop web portal. We offer in person and online compliance solutions. For a free consultation, you can also call us at (724) 899-4100 and one of our team members will help you achieve all your safety, training, and compliance goals.

       

      What’s Still Required

       

      Although OSHA has deemed your personal information a top priority, this does not change an employer’s obligation to complete and retain injury and illness records under OSHA’s regulations for recording and reporting occupational injuries and illness. It also does not add or change any recording criteria or definitions of said records.

       

      Summary

       

       

      Simply put, OSHA did what OSHA does all the time.  It weighed the economical and potential risks versus the benefits of storing large amounts of personal and sensitive information. In the end, OSHA found that there was no concrete evidence that it would in fact lead to better recording and reporting. For OSHA, the security risk was too great. It’s not a total loss though, OSHA did find that including the employers EIN will streamline reporting for employers who must report to both OSHA and BLS. It will improve the agencies’ ability to match their data along with improving the quality and utility of the collected data.

      Tag:300, 301, Injury and illness, Reporting, safety, Training

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