📋 Are Your OSHA Records in Order? Here’s What You Legally Have to Keep Access a free OSHA Audit Checklist www.helpwithosha.com Did you know OSHA can fine your company thousands—even if no one gets hurt—just for missing paperwork? In this episode, Safety Coach David Sawyer breaks down exactly which OSHA records your company is legally required to keep, and how to stay organized without the stress. Whether you’re a seasoned safety manager or just getting started, this guide will save you time, money, and headaches. What you’ll learn: ✅ The 3 essential OSHA recordkeeping forms (301, 300, and 300A)—who needs them and how long to keep them ✅ Which training records you must maintain for forklift operators, LOTO, hazard communication, etc. ✅ Why Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and chemical inventories are non-negotiable—and how to manage them easily ✅ How to handle exposure & medical records under OSHA and HIPAA rules ✅ What types of equipment inspections need to be documented (e.g., fire extinguishers, cranes, forklifts) 🎯 Plus, David shares a simple system (PTI 360) that helps his clients track programs, training, and inspections—without relying on memory or sticky notes. 💡 Download your free OSHA Audit Checklist at HelpWithOSHA.com to stay prepared for any inspection! 👉 Like this video? Smash that 👍 button, subscribe, and leave a comment with your biggest OSHA compliance challenge. 📢 Don’t just meet the minimum—go beyond compliance to keep your team safe. #OSHACompliance #SafetyTraining #WorkplaceSafety #Recordkeeping #OSHA300 #SafetyManagerTips #OSHAInspection #SafetyInspections #Helpwithosha