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Background & Benefits:
The Injury Management Program has been established to provide orderly, effective
and timely medical treatment and return-to-work transition for an employee who
sustains a work-related injury or illness. It also provides guidance and assistance
with obtaining appropriate treatment to aid recovery, keep supervisors informed of
employee status, and to quickly report and investigate work-related injury/illnesses
to prevent recurrence.
How it works:
All non-emergency work-related injuries and illnesses to a CH2M HILL employee
within the United States and Puerto Rico must be reported immediately. This
includes even minor injuries. In the case of an emergency, call 911 immediately.
• Employees, if you are injured:
1. Notify your supervisor immediately
2. Call the Injury Management number – (866) 893-2514
3. Obtain medical treatment as directed, and follow the medical providers
directions
4.6.3 Serious Incident Reporting
• Supervisors, if your employee is injured:
1. Ensure they have called the Injury Management number – (866) 893-2514,
and are obtaining proper medical treatment. Make the call for them if
they are not able to do so.
2. Complete the incident report form (Hours and Incident Tracking System,
HITS) on the VO, with as much information as you know at that time
(https://www.int.ch2m.com/hits).
3. Provide transitional duty when necessary, and ensure the restrictions
given by the medical provider are followed.
(Reference CH2M HILL, SOP HSE&Q-111, Incident Notification, Reporting, and Investigation)
Serious Incidents must be reported in accordance with CH2M HILL Standard of Practice,
Serious Incident Reporting Process, immediately. Serious incidents are those that involve any
of the following:
• Work related death, or life threatening injury or illness of a CH2M HILL employee,
subcontractor, or member of the public
• Kidnap/missing person
• Acts or threats of terrorism
• Event that involves a fire, explosion, or property damage that requires a site
evacuation or is estimated to result in greater than $ 500,000 in damage.
• Spill or release of hazardous materials or substances that involves a significant threat of
imminent harm to site workers, neighboring facilities, the community or the environment.
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