Which of the following is NOT a mandatory requirement for OSHA reporting?

Minor cuts and scrapes are not considered mandatory reporting requirements by OSHA because they typically do not result in serious injury or require significant medical treatment. OSHA's reporting requirements focus on incidents that could indicate a serious risk to health and safety, such as employee hospitalization, significant loss of consciousness, or when significant medical treatment is necessary. These criteria help ensure that incidents which could lead to major health issues or indicate potential hazards in the workplace are properly recorded and addressed. Minor injuries, on the other hand, are generally viewed as commonplace and manageable within the scope of workplace health and safety protocols, thus do not necessitate OSHA reporting.