Assume you are the director of human resources for your company and that one of your responsibilities is to handle all contact with OSHA. Three days ago, on Monday, two injuries occurred in the plant. In the first case, a machine operator got careless and smashed his thumb. The operator received first aid on the floor, went home early, and was back on the job the next morning. In the second case, an office worker slipped while going down some steps and broke her arm. She is expected to report back to work at the start of the next week. Questions 1. What OSHA forms should be filed in each of these cases? When should the forms be filed? 2. Go online (www.osha.gov) or to your library or a local OSHA office and get copies of the OSHA forms needed for each of the cases described above. Complete the forms. Make any reasonable assumptions about the accidents that you deem necessary.
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1. What OSHA forms should be filed in each of these cases? When should the forms be filed?
2. Go online (www.osha.gov) or to your library or a local OSHA office and get copies of the OSHA forms needed for each of the cases described above. Complete the forms. Make any reasonable assumptions about the accidents that you deem necessary.