In this episode of The Safety Meeting, we welcome back Amanda Rawls, Director of EHS Field Services at KPA, to discuss OSHA year-end reporting requirements and recent updates for 2025. Amanda, with over 20 years of safety experience in the automotive industry, provides a high-level overview of the OSHA 301 form, 300 log, and 300A summary, and the importance of accurate record-keeping. She addresses changes in electronic reporting requirements for high-risk industries and shares common mistakes employers make, emphasizing the importance of communication and planning within safety and HR teams. Amanda also shares insights on how to turn compliance data into valuable safety improvements for 2026.

1. (00:00) Welcoming Amanda Rawls, KPA’s Director of EHS Field Services
2. (00:55) Overview of OSHA Year-End Reporting
3. (02:40) Changes in Electronic Reporting Requirements
4. (05:59) Common Challenges and Mistakes
5. (10:30) Key Deadlines for 2026
6. (15:44) Clarifying OSHA Forms: 300, 301, and 300A
7. (23:15) Strategic Use of Year-End Reporting Data
8. (28:27) Closing Advice

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