Rule 1050 outlines requirements for employers to notify and keep records of employee accidents and occupational illnesses. It defines key terms like medical treatment injury, disabling injury, death, permanent total disability, permanent partial disability, temporary total disability, and establishes how to calculate statistics like disabling injury frequency rate and disabling injury severity rate based on employee exposure and days lost.
Rule 1050 outlines requirements for employers to notify and keep records of employee accidents and occupational illnesses. It defines key terms like medical treatment injury, disabling injury, death, permanent total disability, permanent partial disability, temporary total disability, and establishes how to calculate statistics like disabling injury frequency rate and disabling injury severity rate based on employee exposure and days lost.
Rule 1050 outlines requirements for employers to notify and keep records of employee accidents and occupational illnesses. It defines key terms like medical treatment injury, disabling injury, death, permanent total disability, permanent partial disability, temporary total disability, and establishes how to calculate statistics like disabling injury frequency rate and disabling injury severity rate based on employee exposure and days lost.
Rule 1050 outlines requirements for employers to notify and keep records of employee accidents and occupational illnesses. It defines key terms like medical treatment injury, disabling injury, death, permanent total disability, permanent partial disability, temporary total disability, and establishes how to calculate statistics like disabling injury frequency rate and disabling injury severity rate based on employee exposure and days lost.
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RULE 1050:
Notification and Keeping of
Records of Accidents and Occupational Illnesses PARDILLA RIBLEZA SALVADOR DE VERA QUINTANA MEDICAL TREATMENT INJURY an injury which does not result in disabling injury but which requires first- aid and medical treatment of any kind DISABLING INJURY RULE 1051 a work injury which results in death, permanent total disability, permanent or temporary partial disability DEATH any fatality resulting from a work injury regardless of the time intervening between injury and death PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY any injury or sickness other than death which permanently and totally incapacitates an employee from engaging in any gainful occupation or which results in the loss or the complete loss pf use of the following in one accident: RULE 1051 A. both eyes B. one eye and one hand, or arm or leg or foot C. any two of the following not in the same limb, hand, arm, foot leg D. permanent complete paralysis of two limbs E. brain injury resulting in incurable imbecibility or insanity PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILILTY an injury which results in the loss of use of any part of the body regardless of any pre-existing disability of the injured or impaired body function TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABILITY any injury or illness which results in disability RULE 1051 from work for a day or more REGULARLY ESTABLISHED JOB the occupation or job description of the activities performed by an employee at the time of the accident and shall not mean one which has been established especially to accommodate an injured employee, either for therapeutic reason or to avoid counting the case as disability DAY OF DISABILITY any day in which an employee in unable, because of injury or illness, to perform effectively throughout a full shift the essential functions of a regularly established job RULE 1051 TOTAL DAYS LOST the combined total, for all injuries or illness of: A. all days of disability resulting from temporary total injuries or illness B. all scheduled charges assigned to fatal, permanent total and permanent partial injuries or illness SCHEDULED CHARGES the specific charge ( in full days ) assigned to a permanent partial, permanent total, or fatal injury or illness EMPLOYEE for the purpose of counting injuries or RULE 1051 illness or calculating exposures shall be as defined in rule 1002 and shall include working owners and officers EXPOSURE the total number of employee-hours worked by all employees of the reporting establishment or unit DISABLING INJURY FREQUENCY RATE the number of disabling injuries per 1,000,000 employee-hours of exposure rounded to the nearest RULE 1051 two decimal places DISABLING INJURY SEVERITY RATE the number of days lost per 1,000,000 employees-hours of exposure rounded to the nearest whole number