What rights do workers have regarding the OSHA 300 log?

• A. Right to edit or delete entries
• B. Right to view the current log, logs stored for past 5 years, and annually posted summaries
• C. Right to remove names from the log
• D. Right to export data to social media

Answer: (B)

Workers have the right to access the records that document injuries and illnesses at their workplace. You can view the current OSHA 300 log, access logs kept for the past five years, and read the annual OSHA 300A summary that is posted in the workplace each year. This access lets employees see how injuries are recorded and summarized, without making changes to the records themselves. The annual summary is posted publicly for a set period each year so everyone can review overall results. Editing or deleting entries, removing names from the log, or exporting data to social media are not rights of workers; those actions aren’t allowed and are handled only by the employer as part of maintaining the records.