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as we move into the new year and many of our clients are getting their 2016 OSHA 300 log Saul put together to close that chapter I wanted to provide a quick resource to assist you in understanding the differences between a first eight incident and an actual OSHA recordable incident this is important because you dont want to over report and you surely dont want to under report and find yourself in a record-keeping battle where OSHA thinks youre trying to hide incidences my goal is to make this simple but also provide answers to common grey areas where companies might think something is first-aid and its recordable and then vice versa so how does OSHA define first aid lets get into it first off using a non prescription medication at non prescription strength is first aid for distinction purposes I want to clear up a gray area on this for medications available in both prescription and non-prescription forms such as ibuprofen a recommendation by a physician or other licensed healthcar