OSHA recordkeeping forms
Covered employers use OSHA Forms 300, 300A, and 301—or equivalent forms—to record work-related injuries and illnesses. The software can help offices organize recurring information and printed records.
One Windows program for a broader occupational-health form workflow.
Occupational Medical Forms Software is designed for occupational medicine and employee-health offices that work with multiple form families. The software brings together OSHA recordkeeping workflows, Coast Guard merchant mariner medical forms, FAA-related medical exam documentation, and general occupational medical forms in one desktop application.

Covered employers use OSHA Forms 300, 300A, and 301—or equivalent forms—to record work-related injuries and illnesses. The software can help offices organize recurring information and printed records.
Merchant mariner medical certification uses Coast Guard forms such as CG-719K and, for entry-level applicants, CG-719K/E. Occupational clinics can use a consistent workflow for these medical-exam records.
FAA medical certification uses Form 8500-8 with applicant information submitted through FAA MedXPress. The software can support related clinic-side documentation and general occupational exam forms without replacing the official FAA submission process.
Keep OSHA, Coast Guard, FAA-related, and general occupational workflows together.
Reopen saved records for follow-up, corrections, and reprinting.
Produce consistent printed occupational medical documentation from the desktop workflow.
Keep saved form data on the computer or network location selected by your office.
Occupational Medical Forms Software for $99.
The product is organized around OSHA recordkeeping, Coast Guard merchant mariner medical forms, FAA-related medical exam workflows, and general occupational medical forms.
No. FAA requires applicants to submit the applicable Form 8500-8 information through MedXPress. This software supports clinic-side form organization and related documentation; it does not replace the FAA system.
No. Employers that are required to electronically submit injury and illness data must continue to use OSHA’s Injury Tracking Application or another permitted submission method.
The free trial installer is OccupationalMedicalForms.exe in the MedClaimSoftware downloads folder.