Injury Reporting Sample Clauses
Injury Reporting. Employees who are injured on the job, however slightly, or learn that they have an occupational illness, injury or disability must immediately report such information to their supervisors and Safety and Risk Management (SRM). Employees are also required to comply with the City’s workers’ compensation program requirements, including completing forms and providing information requested by the SRM and the City’s designated physician/ health care practitioner.
Injury Reporting. All employees must report all injuries when they occur to their Supervisor, so it can be recorded and sent to the dispensary, doctors or hospital.
Injury Reporting. If you are injured on PT&C Gym premises, please seek immediate assistance from our staff. We will provide or arrange for appropriate medical assistance.
Injury Reporting. All on-the-job injuries, whether or not such injuries at the time are considered to be disabling, will be reported immediately to the supervisor and Human Resources.
Injury Reporting. In all cases of injury, employees have to sign a form of Treatment Memorandum and agree to give consent to the treating physicians to discuss their treatment rehabilitation progress with the contracted nurse. All workplace injuries must be reported. If Medical Aid is obtained, the Company must be informed immediately, giving the name and address of treating physician. If absence from work (lost time) is required, regular contact with the Company will be continued. Modified work will be arranged, in co-operation with the Doctor and the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board, for an early and safe return to work.
Injury Reporting. A Subcontractor employee who is injured or becomes ill on-site during normal working hours should report to the LANL Occupational Medicine Facility for evaluation and possible treatment. The Subcontractor shall immediately report any injury to an employee on-site to the University Contract Administrator by telephone, fax, e-mail, or directly. The Subcontractor shall report to the University Contract Administrator any possible exposure to a chemical or air contaminant as a result of an unanticipated event (e.g., spill) or routing operations (e.g., lead or asbestos) and any sampling that indicates an OSHA or ACGIH action level, permissible exposure limit, ceiling, short-term exposure level or biological testing (e.g., blood lead) has been exceeded.
Injury Reporting. All work related injuries shall be reported immediately to the employee’s immediate supervisor and in no event reported later than the end of the employee’s shift on the day of the injury.
Injury Reporting. 34.1 All injuries or illnesses, no matter how minor, are to be reported to a Supervisor immediately. The Supervisor must ensure that the injury or illness is recorded on a Company Injury/Incident Form.
34.2 An injured or ill person must not leave their place of work until authorized by a site Supervisor. Upon the person receiving authority to leave their place of work the Supervisor will determine whether the injured or ill person is to be accompanied.
34.3 A Company Injury/Incident form must be completed and sent to the Company Insurance Officer who in turn will notify the Company Insurer for all injuries that a claim is likely to be made.
34.4 A 'Claim for Compensation' form must be completed and signed by the injured person for all injuries or illnesses that involve medical expenses and/or lost time. This form must be forwarded to the Company Insurance Officer who will in turn forward it to the Company Insurer.
34.5 A 'Workers Compensation Medical Certificate' from the injured persons treating Doctor must be attached to the claim form for all lost time injuries.
34.6 Failure to report injuries or illnesses may result in a delay or denial of Workers' Compensation benefits.
Injury Reporting. The contractor must inform the center manager of all accidents/incidents and near misses involving its employees while working in the Centre. The incident must be fully documented and investigated as per the guidelines of the Health and Safety act 2015.
Injury Reporting. The School shall be responsible for advising its personnel and students to report any incident/injury that occurs during the performance of any services by such personnel or students under this Agreement or that is witnessed as having occurred on the property of the Affiliating Site. The Affiliating Site shall be responsible for implementing the post-exposure protocol in Exhibit A. Neither the School, the program, its personnel, nor the Affiliating Site shall be responsible for any medical care, counseling or other necessary follow up as a consequence of such incident/injury. The School, its personnel and students shall be responsible for compliance with any State or Federal statutes, regulations, rulings or orders related to safe work practices and environment. The SCHOOL BOARD OF MANATEE COUNTY, the School, and the Affiliating Site will follow the post- exposure evaluation protocols established in Exhibit A.