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Injuries - Statistics and Summaries 2006-2010

MMS requires that all Injuries be reported. Effective July 17, 2006, MMS revised the regulations for incident
reporting for Injuries. The number of Injuries for 2006 may be affected by this change when compared to other
years. The requirement for reporting Injuries is as follows:

  • MMS must be notified of injuries requiring evacuation and follow the notification with a written report.
      
  • MMS must receive a written report for any injury that results in one or more days away from work or one
    or more days on restricted work or job transfer. One or more days means the injured person was not
    able to return to work or to all of their normal duties the day after the injury occurred.
     
OCS Injuries: 2006-2010
INJURIES*** 2006 2007 2008 2009YTD 2010
GOM PAC GOM PAC GOM PAC GOM PAC GOM PAC
   Loss Time Accident (1-3 days) 12 9 26 2 22 4 7 2    
   Loss Time Accident (>3 days) 64 3 99 5 76 2 25 1    
   Restricted Work/Job Transfer (1-3 days) 19 2 26 1 27 1 15 0    
   Restricted Work/Job Transfer (>3 days) 56 4 92 3 93 3 26 0    
   Other (< 1 Day Lost Time / Restricted  124 16 172 7 100 4 16 4    
       Work / Job Transfer) #                    
   INJURY TOTALS FOR THE YEAR 275 34 415 18 318 14 89 7    
   COMBINED INJURY TOTAL FOR THE YEAR
   FOR THE YEAR		 309 433 332 96  
YTD = Year to date

***Effective July 17, 2006, MMS revised the regulations for Incident Reporting. Related to this chart, changes were made to the reporting criteria for Injuries. Thus the number of incidents shown in these categories for 2006 and beyond may be affected by this change when compared to previous years.

#Effective July 17, 2006, MMS required that injuries be reported if the injured person was evacuated from the facility for medical treatment or in the injury resulted in one or more days away from work, restricted work, or job transfer. The number of injuries shown on this chart include;

1 Injuries that resulted in one or more days away from work, restricted work, or job transfer and

2 Minor injuries that required medical treatment, but did not result in any days away from work, restricted work, or job transfer.

SOURCE: TIMS Database as of 05-May-2009

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Last Updated: 10/19/2009, 11:47 AM Central Time