ILC

Recordkeeping Spreadsheet Comparison

	ILC’s OSHA 300 Recordkeeping Spreadsheet Features		OSHA’s Recordkeeping Spreadsheet Features
	-Columns to enter date of injury, date returned, date restriction begins & date restriction ends		-Only able to enter when injury or illness occurs (start date).
	-Automatically calculates days away/restricted days		-Manually count & enter days away/restricted days
	-Pages for 2002 through 2012 – more than the 5 year timeframe required by OSHA		-Set up for only one year
	-Hidden “Privacy Case” column		-No area for privacy cases
	-No cost telephone support, with direct dial telephone number, for all aspects of the spreadsheet from where an injury or illness is recordable to questions regarding the spreadsheet itself		-Vague help available, with no direct number to call, “If you’re not sure whether a case is recordable, call your local OSHA office for help.”
	-Option to customize with or without ILC’s assistance		-Very basic
	-Summary of all data (days & counts) easily accessible
	-Contains Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) incident rate calculation section
	-Contains new graphic data presentations to assist in managing your data for your safety program


	This electronic loss control management system is designed to be easily accessed by managers, directors & safety program coordinators.


	This electronic method for managing OSHA compliance contains all key information necessary to comply with the OSHA injury/illness recordkeeping regulation. Keep it for yourself, sponsor existing clients or give it to potential clients.