What to Do When an Injury Occurs Sample Clauses

What to Do When an Injury Occurs. Any workplace accidents or injuries MUST be reported immediately to the supervisor at work and also to the monitoring teacher (within 24 hours). When you have an accident at work, follow this procedure:  Inform the supervisor at your work placement immediately  Inform your co-op teacher as soon as possible on the day of the accident  If the teacher is unavailable, phone the Human Resources at the Waterloo County Board of Education (570-0300)  Inform the doctor who treats the injury that the injury was work-related. Even in you believe the accident to be minor in nature, you must report it. Minor injuries may develop into major problems. Worker’s Compensation is difficult to obtain if accidents are reported late. Three days is usually the allowable limit.
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