Part 4 - Injuries and Physical Examinations Flashcards
In order to monitor and maintain the physical well being of personnel, special risk employees will receive an obligatory physical examination every ___ months.
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RECORDING MAJOR AND MINOR INJURIES:
Major injuries are those injuries or exposures to illness or disease that require professional medical attention; e.g., treatment from a physician or other licensed medical health professional, or result in _______.
lost time from work
RECORDING MAJOR AND MINOR INJURIES
If treatment is required after the date of the accident or for follow-up treatment, Internal Services Department (ISD) _______ must be contacted for approval.
Risk Management
Reporting Major Injuries:
When injuries occur that require professional medical attention or result in lost time from work, the supervisor will contact ______ as soon as possible after the accident, but no later than the end of the injured employee’s shift.
TeleClaim
A _______ or Illness should be completed by the concerned supervisor only if the employee is not in the TeleClaim data base or the supervisor is unable to contact a TeleClaim representative because of equipment failure.
First Report of Injury
Reporting Major Injuries:
A _______ Report of Employee Job Injury or Illness shall be completed by the concerned supervisor.
Supervisor’s Investigation
Reporting Major Injuries:
The Employer’s Supplemental Report of Injury will be completed by the injured employee’s supervisor and sent to PMB, within ___ hours of any of the following:
- The employee loses time from work or receives professional medical attention, including time spent undergoing rehabilitative physical therapy, as a result of a previously reported injury.
- The employee returns to work (regardless of light or normal duty).
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Recording Minor Injuries:
If an injury does not require professional medical treatment or result in lost time from work, the _______ and the First Aid and ____ Injury Log shall be completed by the concerned supervisor as soon as practicable.
Minor Injury Report
PMB is responsible for scheduling all physical examinations.
Employees will be notified in writing through the affected chain-of-command at least ____ days prior to the appointment.
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After the completion of Phase 1 of the examination, the employee will schedule Phase 2 while at the examining facility.
Appointments will usually be scheduled ____ days after completion of Phase 1 and will be mutually agreed upon by the employee and the examining facility.
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Within ___ working days after notification of the scheduled physical examination, the employee will notify his element commander via memorandum through the appropriate chain- of-command, explaining why rescheduling is necessary and providing an alternate date for the appointment.
Upon approval, the element commander will forward a memorandum to PMB indicating the reason for rescheduling the appointment.
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If the scheduled physical examination must be canceled within ____ working days of the appointment date, a supervisor in the employee’s chain-of-command will telephonically contact PMB and advise of the cancellation.
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Supervisory Referral: Should a supervisor have a reasonable suspicion that an employee is, or has been, impaired or under the influence of a substance.
- The appropriate supervisor will telephonically contact the ___ Commander and relate specific concerns about the employee and the need for requesting the examination.
PMB
Supervisory Referral:
- A Fitness For Duty-Physical Examination Request form will be prepared by the requesting element, submitted to the appropriate division chief and ____.
- The commander of the requesting element will issue written direction to the employee to report to the examining facility with copies of pertinent medical reports, if appropriate.
PMB
Light duty as a result of an on-the-job injury:
The ________ physician recommends light-duty status and provides a written statement describing specific restrictions for the employee.
County-approved