Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, certain legal documents are required.
The following documents represent the basic set of records that must be maintained.
However, in addition to these basic documents, additional records may also be required.
For example, when conducting a periodic risk assessment, supplementary documents such as the participant list, qualification records (experience), follow-up actions taken for risk factors identified during previous assessments, and future mitigation plans for new risk factors identified in the current assessment may also be necessary.
The list below summarizes the essential documents required under the Occupational Safety and Health Act and can be used as a helpful reference.
[ List of Essential Safety & Health Documents ]
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1. Appointment of Responsible Personnel
Report on Appointment of Safety and Health Manager
(Delegation letter required if appointed person is not the representative)
Designation form and duty assignment of Supervisors
Report on Appointment of Safety Manager (or service contract)
Report on Appointment of Health Manager (or service contract)
Designation form for the General Safety and Health Manager
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2. Safety Education and Job Training
Regular worker safety education
Regular education for supervisors
Education at the time of employment
Education when job or work content changes
Special safety and health education
Safety and health manager duty training
Safety and health officer duty training
Safety and health management staff duty training
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3. Posting of Legal Requirements
Posting or providing accessible copies of essential Occupational Safety and Health Act provisions for workers and employers inside the workplace
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4. Occupational Safety and Health Committee
Committee meeting minutes and delegation letters
List of committee members
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5. Safety and Health Management Rules
Safety and Health Management Regulations
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6. Safety Inspections
Safety inspection results
Safety inspection certificates (approval stickers)
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7. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
MSDS available at each work location
MSDS training logs
MSDS hazard labels
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8. Subcontracted Work
Workplace patrol inspection logs
Cooperative council meeting minutes
Joint safety and health inspection records
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9. Serious Accident Reporting
Immediate reporting of serious accidents (incident summary, damage status, actions taken, and other key details)
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10. Industrial Accident Reporting
Application for workers’ compensation medical care / temporary disability benefits
Industrial accident investigation form (within 1 month)
Submission to the Korea Workers’ Compensation & Welfare Service
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