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Accident Investigations and Reporting

Accident investigations and reporting play an important role in preventing similar incidents from re-occurring in the future. Employers must report serious injuries to the Labour Program within 24 hours.

Employers must also submit written investigation reports to the Labour Program, for all temporary and permanent disabling injuries, within 14 days of the occurrence. The report must include all the information required on the Hazardous Occurrence Investigations Report - LAB1070.

Employers must submit two annual reports to the Labour Program: Employers Annual Hazardous Occurrence Report and the Work Place Committee Report.

For additional information on accident investigations and reporting, please see the following:

• Accident Investigation: A Responsibility to be Taken Seriously!
• Pamphlet 7 - Hazardous Occurrence Investigation Recording and Reporting

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Date Modified:

2011-07-29