OSHA has implemented changes to the electronic reporting requirements through OSHA’s Injury Tracking Application (ITA). These new changes increase the amount of data that is required to be submitted for certain organizations. OSHA estimates this will create additional reporting requirements for an estimated 50,000 organizations when they submit their electronic records in 2024.

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