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Top Items to Collect When An Injury Occurs

fter every injury, collecting the proper the injury occurred
items/documentation necessary helps 6 Preserve any maintenance records for
to ensure that the claim can be filed any equipment involved
Aand handled quickly and properly 7 Document any potential third-party is-
If there is missing information on the First Report sues
Of Injury (FROI) or missing documentation, this 8 Gather materials related to any safety
can effect how quickly a claim can be handled policies or procedures related to the activity in
Please find below the top 10 items to collect which the accident/injury occurred
after a workplace injury occurs to help avoid any 9 Gather all records of safety meetings or
issues with handling a claim: training that the injured employee attended
10 Ensure that a post-accident drug screen
1 Report the accident immediately - re- is performed as soon as possible but within 32
gardless of how minor the injury or accident may hours of the accident/injury ■
be, it should be reported at once
2 After seeking medical attention, get a
statement from the injured employee (if possi-
ble)
3 Gather detailed
statement(s) from witness-
es, preferably written and Looking for a reliable,
signed by each individual
4 Take pictures of the customized supply plan?
scene and any equipment Crestwood offers experienced NGL professionals committed to
involved and save any creating reliable, yet flexible supply plans that meet your needs.
video that may have cap- Things you may not know
tured the accident/injury about Crestwood:
5 Complete the First Assets include Hattiesburg, MS and Tirzah, SC both equipped with
Report of Injury and com- storage, truck rack and rail rack as well as multiple rail terminals
plete it with as much detail in the Southeastern US.
about the accident and Manage over 300,000 bbls/day of propane across the country with
assets connected to major supply hubs.
injury as possible - be sure One of the largest truck and rail propane fleets in the country, with
to add precise information over 250 trucks and 2000 rail cars.
about the exact location of Offer flexible price risk management solutions.
the injured body part For Want to know more?
example, if the injury oc- Call today for help with supply programs, index
curred to the index finger pricing agreements, fixed price and option hedges or
our transportation and storage capabilities.
of the right hand, be sure
to list it on the first report as Max Johnson
Senior Supply and Asset Manager — Southeast
such This will assist in keep- Max.Johnson@crestwoodlp.com
D: (816) 329.5316
ing the claim to the specific C: (913) 972.5721
part of the body in which ICE ID: mjohnson31

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