2026 OSHA Recordkeeping Training & Workers' Compensation Seminar
Our annual OSHA Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Training and Workers' Compensation Seminar will be hosted on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, at the State Bar of Georgia in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia.
Join us for a seminar on OSHA's injury and illness recordkeeping requirements, including key updates and common pitfalls to avoid.
In addition, we'll provide you with a workers’ compensation primer on recent national trends, claims-saving best practices, and effective defense strategies that are often overlooked or improperly asserted.
Constangy's OSHA Practice Group Co-chair Bill Principe will discuss the following:
- The Constangy approach to the OSHA Recordkeeping Analysis
- The Big Circle Analysis for determining work-relatedness
- The most up-to-date recordkeeping interpretations from OSHA
- Common mistakes by recordkeepers
- Nuts and bolts of filling out recordkeeping forms
- The reporting and electronic filing requirements
This is a great opportunity to train your new recordkeepers and to ensure that your existing recordkeepers keep abreast of OSHA's interpretations of the recordkeeping requirements.
Constangy's Workers' Compensation Practice Group Chair Eric Proser will discuss the following:
- Workers' compensation best practices
- Successful workers' compensation defenses
- Light duty return-to-work issues
- Recent trends affecting claim costs
Registration Fee: $329 per person. The fourth attendee from the same company is FREE!
The fee includes parking, continental breakfast, lunch, and all reference materials.
