OSHA 300A e-filing clock (2026 penalty rates)

Which injury forms your establishments must upload by March 2, and what one missed cycle is cited at under OSHA's 2026 penalty table.

Forms this establishment must upload
ITA deadline (29 CFR 1904.41)
Margin against the deadlinedays
Filing status
Paper 300A posting window (1904.32)
Exposure if this cycle is missed
Exposure open right now
Keep the log until (1904.33)
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Every answer above is free, for as many establishments as you type, with no key and no limit. The $60 licence adds a different axis: export the per-establishment filing schedule as .csv and set browser reminders 30, 14 and 1 day before your ITA upload date. One licence key per person or team seat · 7-day full refund. One other-than-serious OSHA recordkeeping citation is $16,550 per violation in 2026 — unchanged from 2025 (OSHA memo, 2026-05-21).
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Who actually has to upload
Applies the 2024 rule as written in 29 CFR 1904.41: 100+ employees in an Appendix B NAICS send Forms 300, 301 and 300A; 20-249 in an Appendix A NAICS send the 300A; 250+ in any industry that keeps records send the 300A.
March 2 clock with margin
Turns the date you plan to file into days of margin - or days late - against March 2 of the year after the log year.
Feb 1 - Apr 30 posting check
Checks the date you post the paper 300A at the site against 29 CFR 1904.32(b)(5); posting late is a separate citation from filing late.
Exposure at 2026 penalty rates
Multiplies your establishment count by the 2026 maximum of $16,550 per other-than-serious violation, because ITA submissions and citations are counted per establishment.
Five-year retention date
Gives the calendar date you may stop keeping the 300, 300A and 301 for that log year under 29 CFR 1904.33.

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Which injury forms your establishments must upload by March 2, and what one missed cycle is cited at under OSHA's 2026 penalty table.

One other-than-serious OSHA recordkeeping citation is $16,550 per violation in 2026 - unchanged from 2025 (OSHA memo, 2026-05-21).

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What does this actually work out?

You type the date you plan to upload, the establishment's peak employee count, its industry list, how many sites share that profile and your posting date. It answers which OSHA forms that site owes the Injury Tracking Application, the March 2 deadline, your margin in days, whether the paper 300A posting date is legal, the retention date and the dollar exposure.

Who is it for?

US safety, EHS and HR managers who certify OSHA 300A summaries for more than one establishment - manufacturing plants, warehouses, grocery chains, nursing homes and staffing firms. If one person signs the 300A for several sites and has to remember which sites upload which forms, this is the check that takes a minute instead of an afternoon.

Why not just ask a chatbot or read the OSHA page?

Two things go wrong. Chatbots quote an inflation-adjusted 2026 OSHA penalty that was never published: the October 2025 CPI-U never appeared, so the January 2025 amounts carried into 2026 unchanged at $16,550. And they repeat the pre-2024 rule that only 250-plus-employee sites file, missing the Appendix B 100+ rule for Forms 300 and 301.

What is free and what costs money?

Every calculation is free, in the popup and on the web page, with no key and no limit: forms owed, deadline, margin, posting window, retention date and exposure. Nothing is computed on a server - the only outbound call is licence validation. The $60 licence adds a different axis: the .csv filing schedule and reminders 30, 14 and 1 day before your upload date.

What would this cost otherwise?

One other-than-serious recordkeeping citation is $16,550 per violation under OSHA's 2026 table, and ITA submissions are counted per establishment, so a three-site miss is $49,650. The licence is $60 once. The comparison this tool makes is not consultant hours; it is one avoided citation against a one-time key.

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