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Form 300 log to ITA CSV, column by column
A Form 300 log holds about half of what the ITA case file needs. The rest comes from each case's Form 301.
Have the log open? Drop it in and get both ITA files with the errors repaired.
Open the converterForm 300 columns
| Form 300 | What it holds | ITA CSV column | How it is written |
|---|---|---|---|
| (A) | Case no. | case_number (C) | As is. Must be unique in the establishment. |
| (B) | Employee's name | None | Not submitted. |
| (C) | Job title | job_title (D) | Letters and numbers only. |
| (D) | Date of injury or onset of illness | date_of_incident (E) | mm/dd/yyyy. The paper form shows "2/10", so the year has to be added. |
| (E) | Where the event occurred | incident_location (F) | Letters and numbers only. |
| (F) | Describe injury or illness | incident_description (G) | Up to 255 characters, no special characters, no personal information. |
| (G) | Death | incident_outcome (H) = 1 | One code for the most serious outcome. |
| (H) | Days away from work | incident_outcome (H) = 2 | |
| (I) | Job transfer or restriction | incident_outcome (H) = 3 | |
| (J) | Other recordable cases | incident_outcome (H) = 4 | |
| (K) | Days away from work, count | dafw_num_away (I) | Whole number, 0 if none. |
| (L) | Days on job transfer or restriction, count | djtr_num_tr (J) | Whole number, 0 if none. |
| (M)(1) to (6) | Injury, skin disorder, respiratory condition, poisoning, hearing loss, all other illnesses | type_of_incident (K) = 1 to 6 | One code. |
Form 301 items
| Form 301 | What it holds | ITA CSV column |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Full name | Not submitted |
| 2 | Street, city, state, ZIP | Not submitted |
| 3 | Date of birth | date_of_birth (L) |
| 4 | Date hired | date_of_hire (M) |
| 5 | Male / Female | sex (N), optional |
| 6 | Name of physician or other health care professional | Not submitted |
| 7 | Facility name and address, if treated away from the worksite | Not submitted |
| 8 | Treated in an emergency room? | treatment_facility_type (O) |
| 9 | Hospitalized overnight as an in-patient? | treatment_in_patient (P) |
| 10 | Case number from the Log | case_number (C) |
| 11 | Date of injury or illness | date_of_incident (E) |
| 12 | Time employee began work | time_started_work (Q), optional |
| 13 | Time of event | time_of_incident (R), or time_unknown (S) = 1 |
| 14 | What was the employee doing just before the incident occurred? | nar_before_incident (T) |
| 15 | What happened? | nar_what_happened (U) |
| 16 | What was the injury or illness? | nar_injury_illness (V) |
| 17 | What object or substance directly harmed the employee? | nar_object_substance (W) |
| 18 | If the employee died, when did death occur? | date_of_death (X) |
If your sheet has only the Form 300 columns, the converter fills what it can and marks the Form 301 cells for you to type in. It does not make them up.
Short answers
Can a Form 300 log alone produce the ITA 300/301 CSV?
No. The case file also needs Form 301 details for each case: date of birth, date hired, emergency room and hospital answers, and four short text answers about the incident.
Is the employee name submitted to the ITA?
No. OSHA says column B of the Form 300 log and items 1, 2, 6 and 7 of Form 301 are not submitted.
Sources
- OSHA Forms 300, 300A and 301 package
- DOL OSHA ITA Case Data CSV Specifications, version 1.5 (1-29-2025)
- OSHA ITA Frequently Asked Questions
Read on 2026-11-10. OSHA can change these documents; the link is the authority. Logmend is an independent information tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA or the U.S. Department of Labor, and it is not tax, legal or professional advice.