When a serious injury happens on the job, every second counts—and knowing exactly how to report the incident to OSHA can protect your employees, your company, and your own credibility as a safety leader. In this video, you’ll learn step-by-step how to report a workplace accident to OSHA, when the clock starts ticking, and what to expect in the days that follow. This breakdown is designed specifically for busy workplace safety managers who need practical, real-world OSHA tips they can use immediately. You’ll walk away with clarity on: When you must report an accident — including OSHA’s 8-hour fatality rule and 24-hour reporting requirements for hospitalizations, amputations, and loss of an eye. How to report it correctly — phone, online form, or in-person, plus what information OSHA expects you to have ready. What happens next — from rapid response letters to potential on-site inspections, and how to prepare your documentation so you’re never caught off guard. This video is perfect for anyone searching for 📌 🍏 OSHA tips , 📌 🦺 how to manage safety , or 📌 🏭 safety training for supervisors . If this helps you manage safety with more confidence, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop a COMMENT sharing one takeaway you’re implementing this week. 🔗 Hashtags #WorkplaceSafety #OSHA #SafetyManager #OSHAReporting #SafetyTraining #EHS #AccidentReporting #ManufacturingSafety #SupervisorTraining #PreventWorkplaceAccidents