Reporting Industrial Accident or Illness Sample Clauses

Reporting Industrial Accident or Illness. Employees are expected to exercise due care in performing their duties and to report all hazardous conditions to their immediate supervisor. Should an employee sustain a personal injury on the job, the employee shall notify his or her immediate supervisor, or their supervisor if the immediate supervisor is not available, immediately or as soon as he or she is physically capable of doing so and request that an industrial accident form be completed. It is the immediate supervisor's responsibility to see that an accident form is filled out and forwarded to the administrative officer on the same day that the accident occurs so that a report may be filed with the District Office within twenty-four

Reporting Industrial Accident or Illness. Should an employee sustain a personal injury on the job, the employee shall notify his/her supervisor immediately and a claim form will be provided to the employee per the Labor Code. If the employee returns the claim form to the supervisor, the form will be completed and forwarded to the administrative officer on the same day so that a report may be filed with the District Office within twenty-four (24) hours of the time of the accident. The employee will receive two (2) copies of the claim form and can forward one copy to SEIU if he/she so desires. (Upon reprinting of DWC Form 1, the distribution list will include a designation that an employee copy may be voluntarily forwarded to the union office by the employee.) 9.8.4.1 If the employee is unable to report the accident, his/her family member or designated person shall notify the supervisor. Employees have a right to receive medical care at any of the facilities “Designated Medical Facility for Workers’ Compensation Treatment,” and to receive temporary disability indemnity, permanent disability indemnity, vocational rehabilitation services, and death benefits. The employee may predesignate their own personal physician if he/she files the “Predesignation of Personal Physician or Personal Chiropractor” form prior to any injury. If an employee does not predesignate a physician, a District designated Workers’ Compensation physician will provide the first thirty (30) days of medical care, or until such time after thirty (30) days that the employee designates a physician.

Reporting Industrial Accident or Illness. All employees shall report an industrial accident or illness, no matter how minor, to the employee's immediate supervisor and file the necessary report of industrial accident or illness.

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Reporting Industrial Accident or Illness. 8.6.4.1 Employees are expected to exercise due care in performing their duties and to report all hazardous conditions to their immediate supervisor. 8.6.4.2 Should an employee sustain a personal injury on the job, the employee shall notify his/her supervisor immediately or as soon as physically capable and request that an industrial accident form be completed. It is the supervisor’s responsibility to see that an accident form is filled out and forwarded to the Superintendent/Principal on the same day that the accident occurs. 8.6.4.3 Benefits cannot be paid to an injured employee under any circumstances unless the report of the accident has been filed by the employee or, if unable, by his/her representative with the District Office, and the employee has been examined by a physician within a reasonable period following the accident. 8.6.4.4 The District has the right to have the employee examined by a physician designated by the District to assist in determining the length of time during which the employee will be temporarily unable to perform assigned duties and the degree to which any disability is attributable to the “jury involved”.

Reporting Industrial Accident or Illness. 8.11.1 Unit members are expected to exercise due care in performing their duties and to report all hazardous conditions to their immediate supervisor. Should a unit member sustain a personal injury on the job, the unit member shall notify his or her immediate supervisor, or their supervisor, if the immediate supervisor is not available, immediately or as soon as he or she is physically capable of doing so and request that an industrial accident form be completed. It is the immediate supervisor’s responsibility to see that an accident form is filled out and forwarded to the administrative officer on the same day that the accident occurs so that a report may be filed with the District Office within twenty-four (24) hours of the time of the accident.