Paul Gunder
Paul Gunder builds calculators and reference tools at Rocky Mountain Apps, and checks each rule on this site against the regulation or form it comes from.
Written by Paul Gunder
- Counting Days Away From Work and Restricted WorkHow to count the calendar days for an OSHA-recordable case under 29 CFR 1904.7(b)(3): when the count starts, which days off count, and the 180-day cap.
- The Experience Modification Rate (EMR), ExplainedNCCI's own explanation of the workers' comp mod: what it does, its experience period, split rating and ballast, and why this site explains, not calculates, it.
- The OSHA Recordkeeping Calendar and DeadlinesOne calendar of OSHA recordkeeping deadlines: certify and post the annual summary, submit electronically, report an injury, and retain the records.
- The Safety Numbers a General Contractor Asks ForA prequalification checklist for the four safety figures a GC's packet wants: the 300A totals, TRIR and DART, the mod, and the reporting duties behind them.
- TRIR, DART, LTIR and the Others: Which Rate Is WhichA six-row comparison of TRC/TRIR, DART, DAFW, DJTR, LTIR and severity: what each counts, who defines it, and which two are only industry shorthand.
- What Counts as a Recordable Injury Under 29 CFR 1904.7The six general recording criteria of 29 CFR 1904.7, the significant diagnoses, and OSHA's complete 14-item first-aid list, worked through three cases.
- Who Has to Keep OSHA Injury and Illness RecordsWhich employers 29 CFR 1904.1's ten-or-fewer test and 1904.2's industry exemption excuse from the OSHA 300 Log, and what a partial exemption still requires.