Information

  • Incident/Injury Report

  • Location
  • Incident Date and Time

  • Prepared by

Project Information

  • Project Name

  • Project Number

  • Project Address
  • Project Manager and Phone Number

  • Project General Foreman and Phone Number

  • General Contractor, Contact and Phone Number

General Information

    Injured Employee
  • Employee Name

  • Trade and Level Classification

  • Company Employee Works For

  • Employee Date of Birth

Description of Injury/Illness?

  • Type of Incident

  • Photo(s) of Incident Site

  • Type of Injury?

  • Part of Body Effected

  • Left or Right Side, Front or Back, Top or Bottom

  • Was a post-incident drug test completed?

  • Was there any damage to equipment?

  • What was the equipment?

  • Picture of damaged equipment.

  • Estimated of cost to repair/replace equipment.

Medical Treatment Information

  • What type of medical treatment was required?

  • Name of Treating Medical Service Provider (if Offsite Medical, Clinic, or ER)

  • Name and Address of Clinic or Emergency Room

  • Clinic or Hospital Phone Number

Incident Statements

    Injured Employee Statement
  • Employee Statement (describe incident in own words) What happened? How did it happen?

  • Photos of Incident Scene

  • Employee Signature

  • Witness Statement
  • Witness Statement (describe incident) Who, What, Where, When, Why, How. Be Specific, No Opinions.

  • Witness Signature

Incident Analysis

  • Primary Cause?

  • Contributing Factors?

Preventative/Corrective Actions

  • Immediate Action Required:

  • When should this action be completed by?

  • Who Is Responsible to oversee this action?

  • Long Term Action Required:

  • Who is Responsible to oversee this action?

  • When should this action be completed by?

Accident Investigation Completed by:

  • Signature of person completing this investigation.

  • Investigation completed

Follow-up Investigation

  • Is a follow-up Investigation required?

  • Has a follow-up investigation been completed?

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