OSHA Recordkeeping Made Simple
Get Confident Before the March Reporting Deadline
Practical OSHA Log Training – Only $70
March is coming.
Are you absolutely sure your OSHA logs are correct?
If you’re responsible for:
OSHA 300 Log
OSHA 300A Summary
OSHA 301 Incident Reports
Severe injury reporting
Electronic submissions
… then this training is for you.
Because recordkeeping mistakes don’t usually happen from negligence.
They happen from confusion.
And confusion is expensive.
Why This Matters Right Now
Every year employers must:
Certify and post the OSHA 300A Summary (February 1 – April 30)
Ensure all recordable cases are properly classified
Report severe injuries within strict timelines
Submit required data electronically (if applicable)
Misclassifying just one case can mean:
Citations
Thousands in penalties
Repeat violations
Increased inspection scrutiny
For $70, you can eliminate guesswork.
Learn From a Working Safety Consultant
This training is led by Sheldon Primus, MPA, COSM, COSS:
30+ years in environmental and occupational safety
OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer (General Industry & Construction)
Safety Consultant & CEO of ShelBrough Safety, LLC
Subject Matter Expert (SME) for national EHS training providers
Lead SME for major safety credential program revisions
Host of The Safety Consultant Podcast
Author of 7 Steps to Starting a Profitable Safety Consulting Business
Sheldon doesn’t just teach regulations.
He:
Conducts mock OSHA audits
Reviews company safety programs
Designs compliance training systems
Advises organizations during OSHA interventions
Works directly with regulated facilities
You’re learning from someone who understands both sides — operations and enforcement risk.
What You’ll Master in This Training
✅ Who Is Required to Keep OSHA Records
Small employer exemptions
Industry exemptions
Multi-location considerations
Temporary worker supervision rules
✅ How to Determine Recordability
Work-relatedness
New vs. existing cases
Medical treatment vs. first aid
Restricted duty vs. days away
Job transfers
Significant diagnosis criteria
✅ How to Properly Complete
OSHA Form 300
OSHA Form 300A
OSHA Form 301
✅ Reporting Requirements
Fatality reporting timelines
Hospitalizations, amputations, and eye loss
Electronic submission rules
Avoiding common enforcement triggers
✅ How to Defend Your Logs
Understanding how inspectors evaluate records
Avoiding documentation gaps
Preparing for audits
This Is Not Theory
This training is built from:
Real consulting experience
Actual OSHA log reviews
Enforcement case analysis
Compliance program development
Lessons shared on The Safety Consultant Podcast
You’ll walk away with clarity, not confusion.
Who This Is For
Safety Managers
HR Managers
Compliance Officers
Operations Leaders
Small Business Owners
Construction & General Industry Employers
Consultants serving clients
If OSHA logs are on your desk — this is for you.
What You’ll Walk Away With
After this session, you will:
Confidently classify injuries
Avoid common recordkeeping mistakes
Understand posting and reporting deadlines
Reduce citation risk
Strengthen your compliance system
Feel prepared if OSHA walks in tomorrow
No guessing. No over-reporting. No under-reporting.
Just accurate compliance.
Why Only $70?
Because compliance education shouldn’t be inaccessible.
This training is designed to:
Provide high-level expertise at a practical price
Support small and mid-sized employers
Strengthen the safety community
But the value?
It could save you thousands.
About Sheldon Primus
Sheldon has:
Served as a safety coordinator inside regulated facilities
Led Hazwoper programs
Managed safety budgets
Worked directly with EPA and regulatory agencies
Built consulting systems from the ground up