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Safety Program

Employees on the Job Accidents and/or Injuries

While on the job in Boulder, on deployment, or during telework

In the event of on the job accidents and / or injuries, this division will follow these outlined procedures for all, whether Federal or CIRES employees, contractors, postdocs, or guests of CSL. Please note that all incidents shall be reported to NOAA by the supervisor within 24 hours of the incident occurrence through NOAA SECO Accident/Incident Reporting . In the case an incident is considered serious in nature (see the definition on the reporting form) such shall be reported as soon as possible, but no later than 8 working hours of occurrence. In addition, as of 1 January 2015 OSHA requires that all employers, i.e. CSL, must report to OSHA:

In case of emergency, call 911 or go to the closest urgent care facility or medical emergency room.

Federal

  1. Inform your supervisor.
  2. Supervisor needs to Report a Safety Incident through NOAA SECO Accident/Incident Reporting .

CIRES

  1. Inform your CIRES and Federal supervisors.
  2. File a Claim to report the incident to University Risk Management within a 4 working day window. Follow incident procedure requirements for getting appropriate medical treatment to claim Workers' Compensation benefits.
  3. Supervisor needs to file a report through NOAA SECO Accident/Incident Reporting .

Other

  1. Inform your supervisor and/or primary lab contact.
  2. Supervisor needs to file a report through NOAA SECO Accident/Incident Reporting .