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B. Workers’ Compensation Claims Reporting Procedures:
These procedures apply to ALL employees covered by ROCIP VIII for this project.
Immediately notify the ROCIP VIII Safety Representative in the event of a serious injury or
accident. Contractors’ on-site personnel will follow these procedures if any employee is
involved in an accident or occurrence resulting in bodily injury:
1. Contact the Injured Worker’s On-Site Project Supervisor immediately and transport the
injured worker to the on-site first aid or medical facility, as necessary. An Authorization
for Medical Treatment Form is to be sent with the Injured Worker prior to the first
medical treatment, which includes the request for mandatory post accident drug testing.
2. Report all injuries or occupational-related illnesses to the General Contractor Claim
Contact immediately.
3. Project Supervisor must complete a WC Claim Report Form and return to the General
Contractor Claim Contact within 24 hours of employee's notice of injury/claim. The
General Contractor Claim Contact will call the injury/claim into the Insurance Carrier
immediately.
4. The General Contractor Claim Contact will fax a copy of the WC Claim Report Form to
Lynn Miller, ROCIP VIII Safety Representative at 512-974-3411 and Kevin McClelland,
ROCIP Claim Advocate at 214-303-8330.
5. An accident investigation is to be completed as soon as possible by all contractors
involved in the accident. An Incident Investigation Report must be completed by the
General Contractor Supervisor and provided to Lynn Miller and Kevin McClelland, ROCIP
Claim Advocate at 214-303-8330.
6. All “serious accidents”, incidents and injuries will be reported immediately by phone to
Lynn Miller at 512-828-1761 and Kevin McClelland, ROCIP Claim Advocate at 214-303-
8330.
7. If possible, Contractor and its lower-tier Subcontractor(s) may provide for Modified
Alternate Duty based upon the work abilities given to the Injured Party from the treating
physician.
8. Immediately send all subsequent return to work notes, inquiries or correspondence about
an Injured Party to the General Contractor Claim Contact.
9. No Injured Party will be allowed on a job site unless they have provided the General
Contractor Claim Contact with the proper return to work note, either full duty or
modified duty, as well as verification that post accident drug testing was completed.
C. General Liability & Property Damage Claim Reporting Procedures:
Contractors must immediately report all Accidents at the Project Site involving death, injury,
or damage to property of non-employee personnel (the public, tenants, and visitors) to the
General Contractor Claim Contact. As soon as the onsite personnel become aware of the
accident or occurrence, they must: