Hate OSHA Paperwork? Here’s Exactly What Records You Need to Keep (and for How Long) 📂 OSHA Recordkeeping Made Simple for Busy Safety Managers Do you hate keeping up with safety paperwork but know it's critical for OSHA compliance? You’re not alone — and this video is exactly what you need. 👋 I’m David Sawyer, a safety coach with 15+ years of experience helping companies stay OSHA-compliant and accident-free. In this episode, I break down: ✅ Which OSHA records you absolutely must keep ✅ How long to keep each type of record (1, 3, 5, or 30+ years?) ✅ My simple, proven system for staying organized — without drowning in paperwork 🧠 Whether you're prepping for an OSHA inspection or just want peace of mind, this guide is packed with actionable tips you can use today. And yes — there’s a bonus organization tip at the end that could save you hours every month! 🔧 We cover: Injury Logs (OSHA 300, 300A, 301 forms) Employee Training Records Safety Data Sheets (SDS) Exposure & Medical Records Equipment Inspection Logs Tools: calendars, scanning systems, software tips & more 🎯 Busy safety managers — this video is your shortcut to compliance and stress-free recordkeeping. 🎁 FREE OSHA Audit Checklist Download your printable checklist to know exactly what to have on hand if OSHA shows up: 👉 https://www.helpwithosha.com 🚨 BONUS: Access my full OSHA audit response course and training system on the site! 👍 Like this video? 🔔 Subscribe for more safety training, compliance hacks, and real-world advice. 💬 Got questions? Drop them in the comments! #OSHA #SafetyManager #WorkplaceSafety #OSHATraining #Compliance #SafetyCulture #InjuryLogs #SDS #Recordkeeping #SafetyTraining #DavidSawyer #HelpWithOSHA