Tune in to learn about OSHA’s recordkeeping requirements as it relates to COVID recordkeeping. In this session Betsey Kulakowski, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Safety Council highlights some new requirements OSHA has implemented in regards to determining whether or not a COVID exposure in the workplace is recordable or not.
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