Incident reporting definition
Incident reporting means the reporting of critical events or incidents deemed sufficiently serious to warrant near-term review and follow-up by an appropriate authority. Such incidents may include but are not limited to:
Incident reporting means a factual written statement about a particular incident detailing particulars as to time, location, all persons directly involved including functional titles, and the nature of event including description of injuries. The report shall contain a listing of witnesses to the event.
Incident reporting. The Contractor contacts the ride organizer’s point of contact on file to determine if they would like emergency services called to the scene regardless of any reported injuries to the Rider. The Contractor also contacts the caregiver to inform them of the situation and status of the Rider.
Examples of Incident reporting in a sentence
Aggravated assault or battery shall be defined by the Illinois State Board of Education School Incident Reporting System.
The data gathered by the School Board through the Online Incident Reporting Tool will be provided to each local.
The Parties agree that it is in their mutual interest to ensure that any remaining issues regarding the implementation of the Online Incident Reporting Tool described in Memorandum SB06, dated April 19, 2018 (“Memorandum SB06”) are addressed at the earliest available opportunity.
More Definitions of Incident reporting
Incident reporting. The Contractor shall report, verbally and in writing using the Health Care Programs Incident Report (form 83M380), to the WorkSafeBC Officer and Health Care Programs: any physical or psychological trauma sustained by an Injured Worker in the course of the Contractor delivering Services to the Injured Worker; and any circumstances that arise in the course of the Contractor delivering Services to the Injured Worker that create an immediate safety hazard to the Injured Worker or the Contractor, or create the potential for physical or psychological harm to the Injured Worker or the Contractor. Where the incident results in the Injured Worker requiring emergency care, the Contractor must provide the Health Care Programs Incident Report (form 83M380) to the WorkSafeBC Officer, Health Care Programs, and the Injured Worker’s Primary Care Practitioner within two Business Days.
Incident reporting. Each organization must define communication roles and responsibilities for up to four (4) individuals who will serve as primary and backup contacts. Limiting direct communication to these individuals helps ensure that:
Incident reporting. Document any critical issues encountered during maintenance, including emergency repairs and actions taken.