Reporting ‘Serious’ Incidents To DLAE

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Reporting ‘Serious’ Incidents To DLAE Gathers Facts Notifies OHS Officer & Superintendent immediately Completes & forwards Report to EBO Step 1 Investigation & Report by Principal, Manager, or Supervisor Reads Report Ensures that OHS Officer or a designate & Superintendent have been notified Reports injuries to WCB Step 2 EBO receives report, notifies OHS Officer (or designate) Notifies DLAE at 1-800-952-2687 or 902-424-5400 Assists with AVRSB investigation & supports DLAE Officer investigation Assists with follow-up actions Step 3 OHS Officer notifies DLAE & assists in investigation Reporting ‘Serious’ Incidents To DLAE ••Fatalities—immediately •Serious injury—as soon as possible, within 24 hours •Unconsciousness •Fracture of the skull, spine, pelvis, arm, leg, ankle, wrist or a major part of the hand or foot •Loss or amputation of a leg, arm, hand, foot, finger, or toe •Third-degree burn •Loss of sight in one or both eyes •Asphyxiation or poisoning •Any injury that requires admission to hospital •Any injury that endangers life •Serious incident—as soon as possible, within 24 hours •An accidental explosion •A major structural failure or collapse of a building or other structure •A major release of a hazardous substance •A fall from a work area where fall protection is required by the regulations