Safety

Is this injury OSHA-recordable?

Walk the 1904.7 criteria, land the right Form 300 column, and get your TRIR and DART.

The case

Rates (optional)

Recordable cases this period

DART cases (days away / restricted)

Total hours worked

Recordability

Not recordableNo qualifying outcome (first aid only)

Form 300 column

None

TRIRTotal recordable incident rate

DART rate

An informational aid, not legal or compliance advice, and no substitute for 29 CFR Part 1904 itself. Recordability is the employer's legal call; work-relatedness, significant-diagnosis and beyond-first-aid judgments can need a licensed health-care professional. This is federal OSHA; State Plan states can be stricter. Check the current eCFR and OSHA guidance.