Which of the following is NOT considered an OSHA recordable incident?

First aid cases are not considered OSHA recordable incidents because they typically involve minor injuries that can be treated on-site without the need for professional medical treatment or further evaluation. OSHA guidelines specifically outline the criteria for what constitutes a recordable incident, and first aid is generally excluded unless it involves more serious care beyond basic treatment, such as the use of prescription medication or more extensive medical evaluation.

In contrast, lost-time incidents, medical treatment cases, and work-related fatalities all meet the criteria for recordable incidents because they indicate a significant impact on an employee's work status or involve serious medical intervention. Such incidents must be recorded to help ensure proper tracking and regulatory compliance, making first aid cases distinct in their nature from these more serious categories.