Fatality b. Spinal cord injuries (e.g., quadriplegia, paraplegia).
Fatality. (2.) Employee involved in an on duty vehicular accident resulting in death and/or injury requiring transport for medical treatment;
Fatality. 2. Bodily injury to a person or employee who, as a result of the injury, immediately receives medical treatment away from the scene of the accident;
Fatality. 2. Partial or Total Paralysis;
Fatality. 2. If employee is the driver, receives a moving citation, and medical treatment away from accident site is required (testing must occur within eight (8) hours of the accident for alcohol and thirty-two (32) hours of the accident for drugs).
Fatality. Immediately (as soon as possible after Provider learns of the event),
Fatality. 2) Spinal Cord Injuries (e.g., quardriplegia, paraplegia). $5M xs $5M 2007 Agreement Wording January 31, 2007
Fatality. 2. Partial or Total Paralysis; 3. Severe brain injury or brain damage prognosis; 4. Severe xxxxx; 5. Amputation of one or more limbs; 6. Loss of sight or hearing to a substantial degree; 7. Any injury where there is, or appears probable, an alleged loss of earnings for one year or more; and, 8. Any claim with a loss reserve that exceeds 50% of the Company's net retention, provided that such claim might involve the Reinsurer.
Fatality. A person who dies, within 30 days of a railway occurrence, from injuries sustained in that occurrence. Includes: • Death of employee, passenger, trespasser, or member of the public; • A person killed as the result of a fall at a railway station; • Death due to suspected suicide; • Death of a person on a train due to a landslide which hits the train; • Death of a person travelling on a tram or light rail vehicle involved in an accident on the roadway. Excludes: • Death due to natural causes (eg heart attack) on board a train; • Death due to substance abuse (eg drug or alcohol overdose) on board a train; • Death due to an occurrence in a repair shop, eg, a person killed while engaged in the maintenance of a stationary train in a repair shop; • Death of a person as a result of a fight on board a train; • Death of a person after being assaulted on a railway station platform; • Death of a person travelling in a road vehicle involved in an accident on railway property and a train or other railway vehicle was not involved.
Fatality. In the case of a fatality during the course of employment, the Manager of Occupational Health and Safety and the Chairperson of the Union Health &Safety committee shall investigate same and report to the Health Safety committee at its next regular meeting. Forms be developed by the Committeewhich may be utilized in communicating unhealthy and unsafe working conditions to the appropriate Supervisor, the Manager of Occupational Health and Safety and to all members of the Health Safety Committee, Tools Equipment Employeesworking in any dangerous and unhealthyjobs will be provided with the necessarytools. The safety equipment, and protective clothing will be provided by the Employer for those items as agreed to by the Employer and the Union.
