HomeUnited StatesOSHA 300 / 300A / 301

📋 OSHA 300 / 300A / 301 log generator

A full OSHA recordkeeping suite (29 CFR Part 1904) in one page: build the OSHA 300 Log with a built-in recordability wizard, auto-generate the 300A Annual Summary with TRIR and DART rates, fill Form 301 incident reports, and export the ITA CSV — all in your browser, per year. Exports to Excel, Word and CSV.

Each year keeps its own separate log, saved in your browser.
OSHA requires retaining these records for 5 years following the year they cover.
Add / edit a case
Recordability wizard (29 CFR 1904)
1. Is the case work-related? (Did the work environment cause or contribute to it, or significantly aggravate a pre-existing condition?)
2. Is it a new case? (Not a recurrence/continuation of a previously recorded case.)
3. Did it result in ANY of the following general recording criteria? (Tick all that apply.)
Case classification & outcome
Injury / illness type
OSHA 300 Log —
Establishment information

Tip: a single full-time employee works about 2,000 hours/year. 100 full-time employees ≈ 200,000 hours.

Totals auto-counted from the 300 Log
Incident rates (per 100 full-time workers / 200,000 hours)

Select the case (links to a 300 Log entry)
Information about the employee
Information about the physician / health care professional
Information about the case

A standalone 5-question check to decide whether an injury or illness is OSHA-recordable. This does not add anything to your log.

1. Is the case work-related?
2. Is it a new case (not a recurrence of a recorded case)?
3. Did the case result in ANY of these outcomes? (Tick all that apply.)

⚠️ This tool helps you organize OSHA recordkeeping under 29 CFR Part 1904; it is not legal advice and is not an official OSHA form. Recordability and classification decisions can be nuanced — review the actual regulation and consult a qualified professional. Records are stored only in this browser; export and back them up.

Supports 29 CFR Part 1904. Electronic submission via OSHA's Injury Tracking Application (ITA) is required by March 2 for establishments with 20–249 employees (300A data only) and 250+ employees (300, 300A and 301 data). Verify current requirements at osha.gov. Not legal advice.