Information

  • Document No.

  • Store Rehabilitation and Return to Work site visit

Store Rehabilitation and Return to Work site visit

  • WOOLWORTHS

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by Tracey Goodman

  • Location
  • Personnel

Employee details

  • Employee name

  • Claim number

  • Date of injury

  • Injury Details

Medical information

  • Is there a current medical certificate

  • Is there any restrictions noted on the medical certificate

  • Is there any reduction in hours

  • Is there another doctor review

  • Does the RTWC/Store Manager attend Doctors review to discuss Return to Work/Suitable duties

  • Is there current treatment (eg physio)

  • Is there any surgery planned (include date)

Return to work

  • Is there a Return to Work plan in Place

  • Is the Return to work plan current (include date for review)

  • Is there store assistance with an external rehabilitation provider

  • If there is not a Return to work plan Is there a current work schedule developed instore with suitable duties

  • Is there a Graduated return to work plan for a planned increase in capacity

  • Are the duties suitable and safe to perform within restrictions

  • Is there any barriers to upgrades

  • RTW Goal

Return to work activities

  • Is the injured worker coping with the current hours and duties

  • Are duties being provided within capacity

  • Is their line manager supporting the program

  • Is the injured worker working within the restrictions

  • Is there anything more the injured worker feels the store can do to assist their recover

  • Can the store assist (include detail)

  • Is the injured worker coping with home activites

Action Items

  • Is there any actions to be completed

  • Additional comments.

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