Fatalities. (a) In addition to section 6 if a workplace fatality occurs, the Company shall notify the President of the Local Union in order that he may designate two (2) employees, who shall, within sixteen (16) hours of such fatality, be accompanied on an inspection of the accident site and, at the same time, be provided with all available pertinent information concerning the fatality. Employees of the company so designated shall not lose regular pay for participation in this process.
(b) Any one or all employees working in the immediate proximity when a fatal accident has occurred may without discrimination refrain from working the balance of the shift.
Fatalities. Any other serious injury which, in the judgment of the Company, might involve the Reinsurer. The Company shall advise the Reinsurer of the estimated amount of ultimate net loss and loss expense in connection with each such claim or loss and of any subsequent changes in such estimates. Upon receipt of a definitive statement of ultimate net loss and loss -49- 50 expense from the Company, the Reinsurer shall pay promptly to the Company the Reinsurer's portion of ultimate net loss and Reinsurer's portion of loss expense, if any. Any subsequent changes shall be reported by the Company to the Reinsurer and the amount due either party shall be remitted promptly.
Fatalities. The Company agrees that a Union Representative of the JHSC shall be consulted about and be present throughout the entire process of the testing.
Fatalities. Spinal cord injury - paraplegia, quadriplegia.
Fatalities. Bodily injuries involving:
Fatalities. Any other serious injury which, in the judgment of the Company, might involve the Reinsurer. The Company shall advise the Reinsurer of the estimated amount of net loss in connection with each such claim or loss and of any subsequent changes in such estimates. Promptly upon receipt of a definitive statement of net loss from the Company, but within no more than 25 days, the Reinsurer shall pay to the Company the Reinsurer's portion of net loss. The Company shall report to the Reinsurer any subsequent changes in the amount of net loss, and the amount due either party shall be remitted promptly, but within no more than 25 days.
Fatalities. Contractor shall promptly notify Oncor of any fatalities reported to OSHA in connection with the Services, and shall provide to Oncor within five (5) days after the end of each year an annual OSHA log summary form 300A.
Fatalities. There were 3,841 injury fatalities among Kentucky residents in 2018. The leading mecha- nisms of injury fatality for Kentucky residents in 2018 were poisonings (1,319), firearms (719), and motor vehicle traffic crashes (626). Ninety five percent of the poisonings were drug poisonings. Among the drug poisonings (1,250), 95% were unintentional drug overdoses in- volving prescription medications and/or illicit drugs. The leading injury mechanisms among in- tentional deaths (suicides and homicides) were firearms (68%) and suffocation/hanging (19%). There were 962 fatalities from traumatic brain injuries (TBI), where TBI was reported as a cause of death on the death certificate alone or in combination with other injuries or conditions. TBI-related fatalities were either intentional (50%) or unintentional (50%). There were 23,379 injury-related inpatient hospitalization encounters among Kentucky resi- dents in 2018. The leading mechanisms of injury-related inpatient hospitalizations were falls (11,991), drug poisonings (3,609), and motor vehicle traffic crashes (2,474). The majority of unintentional fall-related hospitalizations occurred among Kentucky residents age 55 years and older (88%). Of the 3,609 drug poisonings, 2,007 (56%) were unintentional and 1,483 (41%) were self-directed/inflicted. The leading mechanism of intentional injury-related inpatient hospi- talizations was drug poisoning (61%). TBI (either TBI alone or in combination with other injuries) accounted for 2,854 hospitaliza- tions. The majority of the TBI-related inpatient hospitalizations were unintentional (87%). Falls (54%) and motor vehicle traffic crashes (24%) were the leading mechanisms of TBI-related hospitalizations. There were 472,787 injury-related emergency department (ED) visits among Kentucky resi- dents in 2018. The leading mechanisms of injury-related ED visits were falls (144,972), being struck by or against an object or person (60,920), and motor vehicle traffic crashes (52,999). The leading mechanism of intentional injury-related ED visits was struck by/against (53%). TBI (either TBI alone or in combination with other injuries) accounted for 11,608 ED visits. The majority of the TBI-related ED visits were unintentional (85%). Falls (41%) and struck by/ against (25%) were the leading mechanisms of TBI-related ED visits. All data are provisional and subject to change.
Fatalities. The Company at its discretion, by written notice to the Agent, may prospectively amend Schedule B by adding or deleting specific types of injuries.
Fatalities. The leading causes of fatal injuries in Kentucky in 2010 were unintentional poisonings (942), motor vehicle traffic crashes (783), and suicide by firearm (402). Unintentional poisoning was the leading cause of injury death for Kentucky residents in 25-64 age group. Unintentional falls were the lead- ing cause of injury death for Kentuckians aged 75 and older. For children the leading cause of death varied by age group: suffocation for infants, fire for children ages 1-4, and motor vehicle traf- fic crashes for children ages 5-14. The 3,535 total injury fatalities for Kentucky residents recorded by the state at the time this report was compiled represent a 17% increase over the 3,009 we reported in 2009. This increase is pri- xxxxxx due to a 32% increase in total poisoning deaths, most of which were unintentional. There were also 15% increases in motor vehicle traffic crash (MVTC) deaths and total suicides. The increase in MVTC deaths was due almost entirely to an increase in reported deaths of Xxx- xxxxx residents in crashes occurring out of state. It should be noted that official Kentucky MVTC statistics reported by Kentucky State Police include only deaths occurring on Kentucky’s roads, and include both Kentucky and out-of-state residents. It also should be noted that we have not deter- mined at this time whether the increase in MVTC deaths occurring out of state represents a true increase or an artifact of more complete reporting of such deaths in 2010.
