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Our company has different program offices in different site/cities. For the purposes of preparing/posting the Osha log 300A form, I understand that each site should have site-specific 300A forms. Does
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Osha Log 300A

posted at 1/25/2011 12:43 PM EST
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Our company has different program offices in different site/cities. For the purposes of preparing/posting the Osha log 300A form, I understand that each site should have site-specific 300A forms. Does anyone know if the following info on the form should also be site specific - "Annual average employees" and the "Total hours worked by all employee" info. OR can that be the info for the whole organization.
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