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IAC 7/2/08 Labor Services[875] Ch 4, p.1 CHAPTER 4 RECORDING AND REPORTING OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES AND ILLNESSES [Prior to 9/24/86, Labor, Bureau of [530]] [Prior to 10/7/98, see 347—Ch 4] 875—4.1(88) Purpose and scope. These rules provide for record keeping and reporting by employers covered under Iowa Code chapter 88 as necessary or appropriate for enforcement of the Act, for developing information regarding the causes and prevention of occupational accidents and illnesses, and for maintaining a program of collection, compilation and analysis of occupational safety and health statistics. This chapter applies to public and private employers, and the use of the word “company” or “companies” in the standard adopted by reference herein shall not limit the scope or application of this chapter to private employers. 875—4.2(88) First reports of injury. All employers shall report to the Iowa division of workers’ compensation any occupational injury or illness which temporarily disables an employee for more than three days or which results in permanent total disability, permanent partial disability or death. This report shall be made within four days from such event when such injury or illness is alleged by the employee to have been sustained in the course of the employee’s employment. First reports of injury are to be filed in the form and manner required by the division of workers’ compensation. A report to the division of workers’ compensation is considered to be a report to the division of labor services. The division of workers’ compensation shall forward all reports to the division of labor services. This rule does not excuse employers from notifying the division of labor services of fatalities or multiple hospitalization incidents. 875—4.3(88) Record-keeping regulations. Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations of 29 CFR Sections 1904.0 through 1904.46 as published at 66 Fed. Reg. 6122 to 6135 (January 19, 2001) are adopted, except that reporting of fatalities and multiple hospitalization incidents required by 29 CFR 1904.39 must be made to the IOSH Administrator by visiting 1000 E. Grand Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa, or by calling 1-800-JOB-IOWA. The number for reporting fatalities and multiple hospitalization incidents outside of normal business hours is (877)242-6742. Amendments to this federal standard published at the following locations are also adopted: 66 Fed. Reg. 52031-52034 (October 12, 2001) 67 Fed. Reg. 44047 (July 1, 2002) 67 Fed. Reg. 77170 (December 17, 2002) 68 Fed. Reg. 38606 (June 30, 2003) 875—4.4(88) Supplementary record. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.5(88) Annual summary. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.6(88) Retention of records. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.7(88) Access to records. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.8(88) Reporting of fatality or multiple hospitalization incidents. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.9(88) Falsification or failure to keep records or reports. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.10(88) Change of ownership. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.11 Reserved. Ch 4, p.2 Labor Services[875] IAC 7/2/08 875—4.12(88) Petitions for record-keeping exceptions. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.13(88) Description of statistical program. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.14(88) Duties. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.15(88) Employees not in fixed establishments. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.16(88) Small employers. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.17(88) Bureau of inspections and reporting, forms. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. research and statistical section 875—4.18(88) Definitions. Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. 875—4.19(88) Establishments classified in Standard Industrial Classification Codes (SIC) 52-89 (except 52-54, 70, 75, 76, 79 and 80). Rescinded IAB 1/23/02, effective 1/1/02. These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 88. 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