Who signs OSHA 300 summary?

Paige · February 2003

Just curious--do you, as HR, sign your OSHA 300 Summary, or do you have the CEO sign it?

Parabeagle · February 2003

In the past I have signed it as HR, but I now work in a co. with multiple properties, so I have the General Manager at each location sign.

Watson · February 2003

I attended an OSHA seminar last Wednesday and they said that HR cannot sign the 300 like they could in past years. Now a top company executive must sign.

Balloonman · February 2003

The CEO, high ranking company officer or "designated felon" must sign it. PS A word to the wise, one of my past CEO's never liked the designated felon joke that I made as he was signing the environmental reports........ go figure.
My $0.02 worth.
DJ The Balloonman

Cindy Hanna · February 2003

Balloonman that was pretty good. Thanks for the laugh.

LindaS · February 2003

I agree with Watson and Balloonman - I just attended a seminar yesterday and was informed that HR should not be the ones who sign the form anymore. The list provided by Balloonman is correct.

Cotterwood · April 2003

I'll add my $.03 worth. (Being a multi-taking woman, I added $.01 to my worth,,,,(:-)

Always have the Executive (top felon, top dog) sign the Summary.

Have a nice day!

HCCADC · April 2003

I agree too. I just got back from a training on OSHA and it was stated that the top person should sign it.

Who signs OSHA 300 summary?

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