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  • Example: ( (H + I + J) X 200,000/ Exposure Hrs. TRC

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    This document provides instructions for calculating Total Recordable Case (TRC) and Days Away/Restricted/Transferred (DART) rates using data from an OSHA 300 Log. The rates are calculated by taking the sum of cases involving injuries and illnesses, multiplying by 200,000, and dividing by the total number of hours worked. Fields from the OSHA 300 Log for total cases, days away cases, and exposure hours should be entered to automatically calculate the TRC and DART rates. The rates are used to measure workplace safety performance.

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    This document provides instructions for calculating Total Recordable Case (TRC) and Days Away/Restricted/Transferred (DART) rates using data from an OSHA 300 Log. The rates are calculated by taking the sum of cases involving injuries and illnesses, multiplying by 200,000, and dividing by the total number of hours worked. Fields from the OSHA 300 Log for total cases, days away cases, and exposure hours should be entered to automatically calculate the TRC and DART rates. The rates are used to measure workplace safety performance.

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    Example: ( (H + I + J) X 200,000/ Exposure Hrs. TRC

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    This document provides instructions for calculating Total Recordable Case (TRC) and Days Away/Restricted/Transferred (DART) rates using data from an OSHA 300 Log. The rates are calculated by taking the sum of cases involving injuries and illnesses, multiplying by 200,000, and dividing by the total number of hours worked. Fields from the OSHA 300 Log for total cases, days away cases, and exposure hours should be entered to automatically calculate the TRC and DART rates. The rates are used to measure workplace safety performance.

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    OSHA Log 300 - How to Determine LWDII/DART Rates and TRC Rates

    OSHA Log 300 Instructions for Calculations:


    Company Name, Job, SIC or NAICS & Calendar year should match your OSHA 300a Log. Fill in the blanks for H,
    I, J & Exposure hrs. using your OSHA 300a Log. The TRC & DART calculations will automatically figure once
    blanks H, I, J & Exposure hrs. are filled in.
    COMPANY NAME:
    SIC\NAICS:
    CALENDAR YEAR:

    TOTAL NUMBER OF RECORDABLE CASES (TRC)


    (+)
    (H)

    (I)

    200,000

    (/)

    (J)

    (=)

    TRC
    -

    Exposure Hrs

    Example: [(H + I + J) x 200,000/ Exposure hrs. = TRC

    TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES WITH DAYS AWAY/RESTRICTED/TRANSFERRED (DART)


    1
    (H)

    (*)

    200,000

    (I)

    (/)

    0.00
    Exposure Hrs

    Example: [(H + I) x 200,000 / Exposure hrs.= DART

    Total Recordable Cases (TRC)

    Days Away/Restricted/Transferred (DART)

    TRC
    DART

    Prepared by:
    Date:

    OSHA Log 300 - How to Determine LWDll/Dart Rates and TRC Rates

    (=)

    DART
    -

    OSHA Log 300 - How to Determine LWDll/Dart Rates and TRC Rates

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