is it recordable?

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  • Injured After Clocking Out

    Today's Question:

    An employee clocks out and walks through the building to his vehicle that is parked in the company-owned parking lot. While walking through the lot he trips on a drain and breaks his collar bone. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    3 min
  • Metal Splinter

    Today's Question:

    A machinist catches a metal splinter in his thumb while cleaning debris from his machine at work. He attempts the splinter removal, but ultimately, the onsite Occupational Health Nurse is able to remove the splinter with her tweezers. The nurse cleans the thumb, but is concerned about Tetanus. The employee visits a clinic where he receives a Tetanus shot. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    3 min
  • Sprained Ankle

    Today's Question:

    An employee trips over a pallet and suffers a sprained ankle at work. A doctor prescribes ice treatment twice per day, over-the-counter strength ibuprofen, and then wraps the ankle in an Ace Bandage wrap. The employee is returned to work full duty and does not miss any time. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    3 min
  • Loss of Consciousness Due to Drug Usage

    Today's Question:

    A heavy equipment operator is discovered unconscious and with a needle in his arm in the cab of a bulldozer located on a job site. An ambulance rushes the employee to the ER where he is revived and held overnight. The ER doctor determined that the employee suffered a self-inflicted overdose from an illegal drug which caused the loss of consciousness. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    2 min
  • Avulsion Injury

    Today's Question:

    An administrative assistant is using a paper cutter at work and slices the pad of her middle finger tip off. At a clinic, the doctor diagnosis the laceration as an avulsion and assures the admin assistant that the skin of the pad will grow back with proper care. The doctor instructs the employee how to keep the wound clean, recommends Neosporin and bandaging, and prescribes over-the-counter ibuprofen at over-the-counter strength. The employee returns to work at full duty. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    4 min
  • BIGFOOT

    Today's Question:

    While completing a task in the woods alone, an employee is injured. The employee claims he was attacked and injured by Bigfoot before he managed to escape. The employee received medical treatment. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    3 min
  • Injured in Home Shop

    Today's Question:

    A company needs an apparatus for their operations and pays a welding employee to build the apparatus in his own home shop while he is taking care of a sick family member. The company supplies the employee with spec material and parts for the build. While working on the apparatus, the employee drops a heavy part on his foot and suffers a bone fracture. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    3 min
  • Debris in Eye

    Today's Question:

    An eye doctor discovers a small speck of rusted metal imbedded in an employee’s eye during a routine exam. The doctor asks the employee how metal became imbedded in the employee’s eye. The employee tells the doctor he is only exposed to flying metal debris at work, but does not recall a particular incident. The doctor opines the metal came from the employee’s job as a welder and grinder at a machine shop and proceeds to surgically remove the imbedded metal. The employee is prescribed antibiotic drops after the metal removal and is returned to work at full duty the next day. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    3 min
  • Injured While Working at Home (Telecommuting)

    Today's Question:

    An employee is working from home during a pandemic after the governor declared a state of emergency. After sitting on their couch at home for a week with a laptop on their lap, the employee develops pain in their lower back. They visit the doctor and are prescribed anti-inflammatory medicine. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    3 min
  • Injured Tooth on Hard Candy

    Today's Question:

    An employer provides candy to their employees on Halloween. One employee cracks a tooth on a piece of hard candy while on the job. Is it recordable?

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    Music Credit: Mitch Murder

    2 min

About is it recordable?

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Don't you just love trying to find OSHA recordkeeping answers at OSHA's website? No??? Neither does anybody else! This podcast provides OSHA recordkeeping information in bite-size chunks. If you have a question you'd like to have answered go to isitrecordable.com and click "ask a question."