10.6, 10.5, 100.4 Flashcards

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A newly-appointed coordinator shall conduct a command self-inspection utilizing the CHP 680T, Command Inspections Program, Inspection Checklist, Chapter 7, Command Injury and Illness Case Management; and the CHP 681I, Command Inspections Program, Inspection Checklist,
Chapter 23, Command Occupational Safety; within _____ of their appointment.

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30 days

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  1. CHP 113, INJURY AND COLLISION REPORT.

(5) “Recordable Collisions” reflects automobile/motorcycle collisions that occurred during the reporting period. A recordable collision is any “motor vehicle fleet accident” as defined by the American National Standards Institute, Standard Z.15.1 (Annex 6-A) (also see paragraph 2.b., Chapter 6). A “fleet accident” generally is any collision involving any motor vehicle operated by Department personnel while on official business. This includes ____, _____, ____, or _____. It does not include ______.

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privately owned,
rented,
leased, or
General Services pool cars,

Privately owned motorcycles.

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(a) Collisions which occur to an employee on temporary assignment shall be charged to the __________ UNLESS the assignment is for control of civil disturbance.

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Command of temporary assignment

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(b) Collisions which occur during civil disturbance assignments shall be charged to the command where the employee is _________ assigned at the time of the collision.

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Permanently

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(c) Collisions which occur while the employee is traveling to or from a temporary assignment shall be charged to the command where the employee is __________ assigned at the time of the collision.

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Permanently

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(d) Collisions which occur to an employee while temporarily assigned to and/or under the direct control and supervision of an entity other than the Department shall be charged to the __________.

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Appropriate Assistant Commissioner

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(e) Collisions which occur during training at other sites, including the Academy, shall be charged to the command where the employee is ______ assigned at the time of the collision.

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Permanently

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  1. COMPLAINT LETTER.
    a. Alleged Unsafe Condition. The Cal/OSHA, Compliance Office, may issue a complaint letter alleging an unsafe condition in the command. The command is required to investigate the alleged condition and respond to the Cal/OSHA, Compliance Office, in writing within _____.
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14 calendar days

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REPORTING WORK-CONNECTED FATALITIES AND SERIOUS INJURIES
a) Every employer shall report immediately by telephone or telegraph to the nearest district office of the Division of Occupational Safety and Health, any serious injury or illness, or death, of an employee occurring in a place of employment or in connection with any employment.
Immediately means as soon as practically possible but not longer than ______ after the employer knows or with diligent inquiry would have known of the death or serious injury or illness. If the employer can demonstrate that exigent circumstances exist, the time frame for the report may be made no longer than _____ after the incident.

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8 hours,

24 hours

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(3) Uniformed employees will receive a minimum of _____ per _____ of commentary driver training. The _______ behind-the-wheel review of driving will be conducted by a supervisor.

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One hour per year,

Annual

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All employees who frequently (once a _______ or more) are required to drive on official business shall be trained in defensive driving techniques in accordance with State Administrative Manual (SAM), Section 0751. Varied work assignments within the Department require different driver training.

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Month

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Methods of controlling harmful exposures to potentially hazardous conditions and substances or forms of energy found in the work environment typically are classified into three broad, occasionally overlapping, categories:

EAP

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Engineering Controls

Administrative Controls

Control by Personal Protective Equipment

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  1. SERIOUS OR FATAL INJURIES INVOLVING PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. If an employee sustains a serious or fatal injury involving a body part protected by PPE, the commander _____ ensure the equipment is preserved as evidence in the command’s evidence locker. The commander shall then contact the Legal Coordination Unit, regarding future disposition of the equipment.
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Shall

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  1. CONFIDENTIALITY.
    a. No information on identity, diagnosis, or treatment will be disclosed to the Department, or to anyone else, unless the individual accessing EAP services authorizes such a release in writing. Exceptions are when Magellan Healthcare is required by law to release information under the following circumstances:

S H A C

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(1) When records are lawfully subpoenaed*.

(2) When an individual expresses a desire to harm* themself or another
person.

(3) If child or elder abuse* is suspected.

(4) If the individual confesses to a crime*.

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CHAPTER 2
PEER SUPPORT PROGRAM REVISED FEBRUARY 2021

b. A critical incident is

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any actual or perceived event which has the potential to overwhelm a person’s physical, mental, or emotional coping strategies.

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c. Commanders or a designee ____ request a PSP volunteer whenever a critical incident occurs and peer support appears appropriate, using the following guidelines:

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should,

(1) If a specific PSP volunteer is requested, every effort should be made to contact that volunteer.

(2) The nearest PSP volunteer, as appropriate, will be contacted for non-shooting critical incident response. When possible, a PSP volunteer who has been involved in a shooting incident will be notified for a critical incident involving a shooting.

(3) The responding PSP volunteer should be of an equal rank/classification as the involved employee.

(4) When requested to respond, the PSP volunteer should be provided with, at minimum, the name and rank of the employee(s) involved, the location of the employee(s), and the nature of the critical incident.

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  1. POLICY.
    a. It is the policy of the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to assist any employee who seeks help with a substance abuse problem. If an employee requests assistance prior to becoming the subject of an adverse action for misconduct involving alcohol or prescription drug abuse, the request _____ be treated in a confidential manner. Such a request ______ be used to initiate disciplinary action. Promotional opportunities and job security will not be jeopardized on the basis of an employee’s request for or acceptance of help with a substance abuse problem.
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Shall,

Will not,

b. This policy does not exempt employees from the responsibility of meeting job performance standards and abiding by established laws and regulations, nor does it relieve management and supervisors of their responsibility of monitoring employee performance. Illegal activity, violation of Department policy, or continued unacceptable job performance may result in adverse action, including dismissal.

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c. Employees shall be advised that confidentiality will be strictly maintained, except in the following circumstances:

C S D C

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(1) The protection of confidentiality within the Department shall not apply to employee misconduct which constitutes criminal* activity. All ESAP volunteers shall divulge information obtained from an employee who acknowledges participation in misconduct which constitutes criminal activity to the employee’s commander and in any subsequent departmental administrative investigations.

(2) Confidentiality cannot be maintained should an ESAP volunteer be subpoenaed* to testify in court concerning information shared by an employee.

(3) Should an ESAP volunteer, while providing ESAP services to an employee, obtain information that causes a volunteer to believe the employee may be an immediate danger* to themself or others, the ESAP volunteer shall immediately notify the employee’s commander and the Office of Employee Safety and Assistance (OESA) supervisor who will assist in determining what steps should be taken. The OESA supervisor shall notify the OESA commander.

(4) An employee may give written consent to disclose personal information. Written consent* must specify the nature of the information to be disclosed, as well as the parties with whom the information may be shared.
HPM 10.5 3-4

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a. Employees may contact the ESAP coordinator or an ESAP volunteer at any time. Departmental or supervisory approval or notification _______ required and an employee does not have to be experiencing a job problem to receive assistance. Self-referrals are welcome and strongly encouraged. Participation in the ESAP is strictly voluntary.

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is not

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c. Components of the Critical Incident Street Management (CISM) system can be, but not limited to:

B D O

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(1) Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD).

(2) Critical Incident Briefing (CIB).

(3) One-On-One Counseling Session.

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(3) A CISD should be scheduled within _____ hours post event or as soon as possible thereafter.
(4) A CISD is not intended to be a tactical critique and no documentation ____ be kept by any party.

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24-72,

shall,

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  1. SHOOTING INCIDENTS.
    a. The Department further recognizes the potential for critical incident stress reactions to exist in uniformed employees who, in the performance of their duties:

_________
_________

b. Commanders or their designee ____ refer uniformed employees who have been involved in incidents of this nature to a CISD and/or a one-on-one counseling session. A CISD can be, but is not limited to, a one-on-one counseling session involving a uniformed employee and a licensed mental health professional or a group session including the involved employees from the incident and a licensed mental health professional.

c. Commanders or their designee ____ arrange for a CISD session(s) for other employees as deemed appropriate (e.g., partner officer not involved in the shooting, involved communications personnel, other area employees).

d. When the employee has been injured during the incident or is hospitalized, the commander will consult with the attending physician prior to referring the employee for debriefing.

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(1) Discharge a firearm at a person, whether or not injury or death occurs.

(2) Are the target of an assailant’s discharged firearm, whether or not injury
occurs.

shall,

should,

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  1. OTHER INCIDENTS.
    a. The Department also recognizes the potential for critical incident stress reactions to exist in employees who experience other incidents including, but not limited to:
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(1) Line of duty death.
(2) Suicide of employee.
(3) In-custody death.
(4) Natural disasters (e.g., flood, fire, or earthquake).
(5) School shootings.
6-5

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a. Critical Incident Stress Debriefing.

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(1) A CISD is a multistep process to promote emotional resiliency and recovery for employees who have been exposed to a high-level stress or traumatic event.

(2) The CISD services are provided by licensed mental health professionals through the state’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) contract provider.

(3) A CISD should be scheduled within 24-72 hours post event or as soon as possible thereafter.

(4) A CISD is not intended to be a tactical critique and no documentation shall be kept by any party.

(5) An employee’s attendance during a CISD session is voluntary. During such circumstances, individuals directly involved in the traumatic event should be encouraged to attend while being informed there is no requirement they participate during the session(s). If an individual has reservations about attending a group CISD, an individual session (one-on-one counseling session) may be conducted between that individual and the mental health professional.

(6) With the approval of the appropriate Commissioner, the immediate commander may assign the involved employee a suitable amount of administrative time off if the appointed debriefing counselor recommends the employee should not return to work for the specific period of time, or if, in the opinion of the immediate commander, administrative time off for the employee would be reasonable and prudent.

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b. Critical Incident Briefing.

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(1) The CIB is not intended to be a tactical critique or a CISD, but more of an informal meeting relating general information regarding the incident. At the commander’s discretion, a CIB can be arranged in a setting of choice and can be attended by both those directly and indirectly involved.

(2) The CIB services can be provided by licensed mental health professionals through the Office of Employee Safety and Assistance (OESA), if desired. A CIB can be presented by the appropriate Division Chief, commander, or designee to address the Area or local community.

(3) A CIB should be scheduled as soon as practical.

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c. One-On-One Counseling Session.

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(1) A one-on-one counseling session is typically a private session involving an individual employee and a licensed mental health professional following a critical incident.

(2) The one-on-one counseling session service is provided by a licensed mental health professional through the OESA.

(3) A one-on-one counseling session can be obtained for any critical incident and is available to all
departmental employees.
HPM 10.5 6-4

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  1. PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES.
    a. All competitive physical activity events organized through the Wellness Program shall be conducted during _____.
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off-duty time.

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e. CHP 99F, Radar/Lidar Unit Record. For instructions in completing this form, see Annex A. This form is maintained in the Radar/Lidar History File. This form ______ be transferred with the equipment if the device is reassigned to another Area. If transferred, a copy of the CHP 99F should be maintained in the Radar/Lidar History File for any pending court cases.

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shall

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f. Certification Document. A certified copy of the original certification document from an approved radar/lidar testing laboratory shall be maintained in the Radar/Lidar History File. This document_______ be transferred with the device if the equipment is reassigned to another Area. If transferred, a copy of the certification should be maintained at the originating Area for any pending court cases.

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shall

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b. The NIST review of research data concluded that exposure to low levels of microwave radiation (such as that found in traffic radar) cannot be shown to be harmful. However, the exposure to low levels of microwave radiation cannot be proven to be free of hazards, as the experiments used to obtain the data were inconclusive or flawed. The absorption rate also varies greatly between different parts of the body and is affected by changes in frequency. The NIST concluded more research is needed on this phenomenon. There is some indication the eye may be more susceptible to damage from these emissions.
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3. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES. To minimize microwave exposure, all operators shall ensure the following procedures are adhered to when operating radar devices:

a. Turn off the radar transmission when the traffic radar is not in use, by either turning the unit off or placing it in the “RF HOLD” mode.

b. Avoid allowing persons to remain within ____ feet of the front of any transmitting radar antenna.

c. When checking speeds in front of or behind the patrol vehicle, mount interior radar antennas as close as possible to the windshield or rear window to minimize reflections from within the vehicle.

d. Point the antenna away from persons when performing tuning fork calibration checks.

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Two,

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  1. VERIFYING RADAR EQUIPMENT CALIBRATION.
    a. General. Equipment calibration is frequently challenged in court by violators and is the subject of many motorist inquiries concerning radar. The departmental requirement for the independent Critical Performance Test (CPT) verifies radar accuracy before the device is placed in service and each _______-month interval thereafter. This departmental requirement exceeds the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) 36-month testing recommendation. Field calibration checks shall be performed as specified in this chapter.

b. Interval. The radar unit shall have its internal operation and tuning fork tests conducted at the beginning and end of _____. If required by local procedure (court request, etc.), multipiece radar equipment may have its internal operation checked after each enforcement stop using the internal and Doppler reflection tests.

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30,

each shift

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  1. REPORTING POLICY. Radar/lidar equipment is assigned to Areas or Divisions by Research and Planning Section (RPS). After assignment, the equipment becomes the responsibility of the Area or Division. Inventory reporting shall be required on ____ basis, and additionally upon a change of command, in compliance with Highway Patrol Manual (HPM) 11.1, Administrative Procedures Manual.
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an annual

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b. Responsibilities. Area and Division radar/lidar coordinators shall be certified radar/lidar operators and shall be responsible for the following:
(1) Certifying the speed and distance estimation capabilities of radar/lidar operators (Chapter 8, Operator Training, of this manual).
(2) Documenting the initial and _____-month laboratory certification and all routine maintenance (Chapter 2, Radar/Lidar Program Management, of this manual).
(3) Ensuring the availability of current documents for the Radar/Lidar History File, which is used for court testimony.
(4) Managing all ongoing radar/lidar responsibilities.
(5) Performing a ______ inspection of all radar/lidar equipment to ensure
proper functioning, all necessary components are available, and the equipment is operational.

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30,

quarterly

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. RADAR/LIDAR HISTORY FILE.
a. General. Based on past court experience, radar/lidar may be challenged in a number of ways in California, even though there are few legal requirements concerning radar/lidar. To ensure the validity of radar/lidar citations and maintain departmental credibility, a Radar/Lidar History File for each unit ____ be available for court testimony. Upon request from a party of interest, commanders _____ release information from the Radar/Lidar History File. This information is releasable under the provisions of the Public Records Act (Government Code Section 6250). Divisions shall maintain applicable records including the results of radar/lidar audits.

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Shall, shall

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  1. RADAR/LIDAR PROGRAM ______ AUDIT. This is a maintenance audit performed on every Area. This Area radar/lidar program audit is required to be performed at intervals of no longer than ____ after the last audit for the Area. Audits may be conducted at a more frequent interval, at the discretion of the Division commander. Headquarters may require more frequent audits when a perceived or noted discrepancy exists.
  2. AUDITOR PERSONNEL. Audits of Area programs shall be conducted by the Division coordinator unless the Division assigns an Area coordinator to perform the function for the Division. Area coordinators _____ audit their home Area.
    7-3
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BIENNIAL,

24 months,

shall not,

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____ AUDIT PROCEDURE. This procedure shall also be used for any interim audits of radar/lidar programs.
a. The auditor shall select a minimum of _____ radar/lidar citations from Area files at random.
b. Selected citations shall then be examined for the following:
7-3 HPM 100.4

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BIENNIAL,

Five,

(1) Was the issuing officer’s radar/lidar training current according to policy?

(2) Was the radar/lidar unit properly identified on the citation?

(3) Was the daily calibration check log for the device completed by the officer
on the day the citation was issued?

(4) Was the radar/lidar unit properly certified by an independent certified laboratory and do documents of proof exist?

(5) Was the vehicle speedometer calibrated in accordance with Highway Patrol Manual 31.1, Fleet Operations Manual, at the time the CHP 215, Notice to Appear, was issued and do documents of proof exist?

(6) If the roadway, upon which the violation occurred is required to have an Engineering and Traffic Survey (ETS) on file:
(a) Is the ETS current (within the previous five, seven, or ten years of the CHP 215)?
(b) Was the ETS in compliance with the 2012 California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices?

(7) Were roadway signage policy requirements met for the roadway upon which the violation occurred?

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b. ______ radar/lidar-based citations shall be randomly selected from the Area file for the past six-month period and photocopied onto individual audit forms (_____ radar and _____ lidar citations).
7-4

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Five,

Three,

Two,

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b. Discrepancy Procedure. If any of the _____ CHP 99H forms indicate there is a discrepancy, another _____ citations (or _____ CHP 99H forms for Initial or Conversion Audits) shall be audited from the Area’s files. These citations should be selected from different officers’ citation records than those evaluated in the first audit procedure. Auditors can use the information gained from these citations to determine if further examination by Division of Area’s records or procedures is necessary.

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Five,

Five,

Five,

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c. Completion of CHP 113, Injury and Collision Report.

3 Fitness injuries/illnesses are defined as any injury or illness which occurs or is manifested during any of the following:

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a Pre-employment physical fitness evaluation.
b Physical fitness training at the Academy.
c Evaluation of any employee for physical fitness for the job.

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c. Completion of CHP 113, Injury and Collision Report.

(3) “Disabling Injuries and Illnesses” total number includes all injuries or illnesses which are documented as “______” injuries or illnesses on the OSHA No. 300, Log and Summary of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses, in accordance with HPM 10.7, Injury and Illness Case Management Manual, Chapter 4.

NOTE: _______ shall not be included until accepted by State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF).

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Lost Workday,

Questionable injuries or illnesses

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c. Posting. A copy of the complaint letter and a copy of the command’s response are to be posted in a prominent location in the command, readily accessible for employee review, for a minimum of _____ or until the unsafe condition is corrected.

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three days

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(4) Nonuniformed employees who frequently drive on official business will receive between ____and ____ of commentary driving from a qualified supervisor using the training guide outlines in Annex B.

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30 minutes and one hour

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(5) An employee’s attendance during a CISD session is _____. During such circumstances, individuals directly involved in the traumatic event should be encouraged to attend while being informed there is no requirement they participate during the session(s). If an individual has reservations about attending a group CISD, an individual session (one-on-one counseling session) may be conducted between that individual and the mental health professional.

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voluntary

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(2) “Accidental Discharge of a Firearm” is the total of all accidental discharges of on- and off-duty ____, ____, as well as _____.

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Department-owned firearms and

personal secondary firearms, as well as

contraband or seized firearms.