'Injury reporting' diaporamas de présentation

Safety Works

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Return to Work 101 Injury Reporting May 14th, 2009

Return to Work 101 Injury Reporting May 14th, 2009. Presented by: Cathy Stein-Romo Chief Executive Office Risk Management/WC Unit (213) 738-2228 cstein@ceo.lacounty.gov. Topics Covered. WC/RTW Overview Forms/Process -Completing forms -Seeking medical treatment via Pre-designation OR

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Workbook for Designing, Implementing and Evaluating a Sharps Injury Prevention Program

Workbook for Designing, Implementing and Evaluating a Sharps Injury Prevention Program. The Problem of Sharps Injuries. CDC estimates ~385,000 sharps injuries annually among hospital-based healthcare personnel* Sharps injuries are a hazard Increased risk for bloodborne virus transmission

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Chief Executive Office Risk Management RETURN TO WORK Unit

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OSHA Regulatory Update 2016

OSHA Regulatory Update 2016. Presented By: Gary A. Jones Assistant Vice President Environmental Health and Safety Affairs Printing Industries of America. OSHA Regulatory Activity. Recent Safety Headlines Inspection Activity Penalty I ncrease Injury and Illness Reporting

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Tracking Injuries On Track

Tracking Injuries On Track. Status of the development of a standardized injury reporting system at North American Thoroughbred racetracks. Mary C. Scollay-Ward, DVM Senior Association Veterinarian Calder Race Course / Gulfstream Park. Objectives. Quanitate Racetrack injuries Type

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RL6 Implementation: Employee Incident Reporting. [DATE]. SRS/RL6 Overview. Safety Reporting System (SRS) is an important tool that helps Duke proactively address potential patient safety risks Current system developed in-house over 10 years ago

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Six Key Points Of Successful Injury Management System

Injury management means a combining workplace management process of the employer and medical management team. This System provides efficient maintenance in or recovers at work to the injured worker. Here are the six key points of successful injury management System.

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Injury Reporting

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For more information contact [insert name]: ext. 9999

Post-Exposure Best Practices: Wash sticks and cuts with soap and water. Flush splashes with water. Irrigate eyes with water, saline, or sterile irrigates. Seek medical treatment immediately. Report incident to your supervisor .

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