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Workplace Illness and Injury Reporting HRM-121P September 2011 July 2012 Chief Human Resources Officer
Purpose
The following procedures, which are in accordance with applicable laws are provided to assist employees in reporting work-related injury or illness to ensure compliance with state regulations and university policy. 2.
Employees 2.1
Life Threatening Medical Emergencies - injuries or illnesses that need immediate medical care. A. If an employee is faced with a medical emergency, he/she or a coworker may call 911 for emergency medical treatment to dispatch; or B. Go to the closest emergency room; and C. Contact Risk Management at 484.365.7595 for directory information on designated health care provider for follow-up care to emergency treatment as soon as reasonably possible.
2.2
Non-life Threatening Injuries or Illnesses. The following procedure must be followed in case of work related injury or illness. A. Injured worker must report the workplace injury to his/her supervisor as soon as possible, within one business day; and B. Complete the Employee Questionnaire; Injury/Disease Report; Authorization for Disclosure of Health Information and/or Medical Treatment Waiver Form and bring report to Risk Management in the Office of Human Resources (Attachment I). C. Meet with Risk Management to review documents and file a claim for workers’ compensation. D. For employees who experience a workplace injury or illness at work post-accident drug testing is required within 24 hours of the injury or onset of illness. The Risk Management Specialist in the Office of Human Resources shall provide the employee with appropriate form for such testing at Quest Diagnostics (800-377-8448).
Workplace Injury or Illness Reporting Procedures
E. An employees’ failure to report a workplace injury or illness within policy guidelines may result in disciplinary action up to termination of employment. 3.
4.
Supervisors 3.1
Perform accident investigation to determine root cause(s) associated with the injury or illness and take photos as required and report findings within 24 hours of accident/injury.
3.2
Implement corrective action to reduce the loss exposure / risk of injury and to prevent future unsafe work practices, as necessary and/or as recommended by the safety committee.
3.3
Implement progressive disciplinary action, if root cause is determined to be the result of the employee’s engagement in unsafe work practices for which the employee has been trained and such training is documented.
3.4
A supervisor’s failure to report a workplace injury or illness within policy guidelines may result in disciplinary action up to termination of employment.
Office of Human Resources – Risk Management 4.1
Provide the employee with the following documents and information: A. Notice to Employees and list of Designated Physicians (Attachment II); this notice is also posted in the Office of Human Resources and at all time clocks; B. Inform employee of his/her rights under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act (or other state law as applicable) and ask employee to complete Employee Acknowledgement of Rights and Responsibilities under Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act (Attachment III);
4.2
Report injury or illness to the University’s Workers’ Compensation insurance carrier.
4.3
Provide notice to the employee’s supervisor regarding the individual’s status and/or restrictions, next appointment, and treatments as provided by physician.
4.4
Provide notice to payroll to ensure employee is compensated for reasonable time spent at doctors and treatment appointments.
Workplace Injury or Illness Reporting Procedures
4.5
Perform root cause analysis and report accident findings to safety committee to determine recommended corrective action to reduce future loss exposure.
4.6
Monitor records with the insurance carrier regarding employee status, treatment, restrictions, appointments, etc.
Questions about this policy may be addressed to: Lincoln University - Office of Human Resources 1570 Baltimore Pike Lincoln University, PA 19352 484-365-8059
