Lost Time Case definition
Lost Time Case means a work-related injury or illness, which has caused the employee to be disabled out of work for more than 7 calendar seven days or for which indemnity benefits have been paid. Lost time cases shall also include compensable volunteer workers to whom no indemnity benefits will be paid, but who have been disabled for lost more than seven (7) calendar days from work; compensable death cases for which there are no known or confirmed dependents; and injuries which result in the disability loss of more than 7 calendar seven days for which the employer is continuing to pay full salary in lieu of compensation for any portion thereof. The 7 calendar days of disability do not have to be consecutive, but are cumulative and can occur over a period of time.
Lost Time Case means an injury or illness which results in the firefighter employee requiring initial medical care at a medical care facility and involves a loss of time or service beyond the time required for initial treatment and his or her inability to return to normal duty upon his or her next scheduled work period.
Lost Time Case means a nonfatal traumatic injury that causes any loss
Examples of Lost Time Case in a sentence
In accordance with MPR 8715.1, “▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Safety, Health, and Environmental (SHE) Program”, Contractor performance that is validated and recognized to have achieved a world-class program within the term of the contract will be recognized with the following: Superior Safety Performance level- Annual rating score of > 36 and a Lost Time Case Rate (LTC) < 50% of the LTC National average for the applicable North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) average.