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foreign [Music] incident report is used to document a workplace incident involving an employee such as an injury violent Behavior violations of company policy and more having a written record of an incident can be helpful in maintaining accountability and ensuring the follow-up actions are taken in this video we'll cover when to use an employee incident report federal reporting requirements and what to include more eforms the world's largest database of online legal forms and we're here to explain and simplify complex legal processes you may come across in everyday life you can find a fillable template at the end of this video to complete your own employee incident report in just minutes let's begin by discussing when you should fill out an employee incident report generally when there is a threat to the safety of the people or company property it is recommended to bring it to the attention of the employer in a timely manner to avoid further harm some examples of noteworthy incidents include safety or health-related threat in the workplace these can include injuries accidents near misses exposure to harmful substances and more two incidents involving violent Behavior examples include another employee demonstrating violent Behavior to another person or to yourself harassment or discrimination this can include sexual harassment or other forms of discrimination based on race gender sexual orientation and more four company policy violations misuse or theft of company property examples include an employee stealing another person's possessions or company property for certain workplace incidents involving Safety and Health Federal Law requires the employer to report them to a federal regulatory body called OSHA the occupational safety and health administration of the U.S Department of Labor employers must report to OSHA any work-related fatalities within eight hours of it occurring hospitalization amputation or loss of an eye must be reported within 24 hours for other workplace incidents such as injuries that result in death loss of consciousness days away from work restricted work activity job transfer or medical treatment Beyond first aid OSHA requires employers to keep an updated log and submit it once a year to OSHA so what should you include in an employee incident report the employee involved and their contact information a factual description of the incident including location date and time a description of injuries if any any involved parties or Witnesses and their contact information depending on the nature of the incident the report can include a possible cause and document any actions taken as well as any recommendations to follow up on the matter check out the link below for a fillable form to create your own employee incident report in just minutes want to learn more visit our website at eforms.com where we have thousands of pages dedicated to simplifying confusing legalese so that you can take legal matters into your own hands foreign