Mining- Surface Coal - Accident reporting Program - ISNetworld RAVS Section - US

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An excerpt from ISNetworld® RAVS®* Safety plan Mining Surface - Coal - Accident reporting Program

Definitions

 Accident:  Any unplanned event that occurs during the performance of work.

 First Aid Case:  An occupational injury or illness where care given that is not classified as medical treatment according to MSHA Recordkeeping guidelines.

 Medical Treatment Case (MSHA Recordable Case):  An occupational injury or illness requiring medical treatment as defined by the MSHA Recordkeeping guidelines.  Common examples include intrusive procedures (i.e. lancing, stitches, drilling), second or subsequent return visits for treatments of any kind, prescribing medication, broken bones, loss of consciousness, restricted work activities, lost days from work, and welding flash burns of the eye.

 Responsibilities

 Employee:  Employees are required to immediately report all accidents upon their occurrence to their supervisor. 

 Field Supervision:  Supervisors are responsible for ensuring the medical needs of employees are met when an injury or illness results from an accident at work.  When medical needs are satisfied, supervisors are responsible for reporting the event, securing the accident scene and initiating the accident investigation process.

 Site or Project Safety Representative:  Safety representatives are responsible for coordinating the accident investigation process, coordinating root cause analysis meetings, and ensuring accident investigation reports are submitted properly and in a timely manner.