Types Of Incident
Procedure
Safety Logs
100

This type of incident must be reported whether it happens to an employee, resident, vendor, guest, invitee, licensee, or even a trespasser.

personal injury

100

If an emergency incident occurs, an employee must notify this person first.

Regional Manager

100

Cleaning grounds, dumpster areas, Model and clubhouse entrances, and fitness equipment conditions are all examples of items which have to be inspected daily or weekly?

Daily

200

Explosions, toxic fumes, and the collapse of walls or ceilings are all examples of this type of incident.

property damage

200

After an incident occurs, this document must be completed in its entirety and forwarded to incidents@atlantichousing.org within this timeframe

Incident Report, 48 hours

200

List 3 items which have to be inspected daily as per the seasonal checklist

Summer: Pool chemical testing, Pool gates secure and operating, Pool signs posted, and Pool safety equipment in good condition

Winter: High risk areas treated for ice and stairways treated for ice. 


300

When completing an Incident Report, employees are encouraged to collect these types of supporting materials?

pictures, videos, police reports, fire reports, and/or witness statements

300

When an injury results from a hazardous physical condition in the community, employees must do this first—if it is safe to do so—before securing the area.

examine, document, photograph, and possibly take a video of the suspected condition

300

How can a safety log help proof a legal defense against a frivolous lawsuit? 

By showing that we are maintaining the premises safety.

  • E.g. if someone claims we were negligent by allowing a trip hazard and they were injured, our daily inspection of grounds log can prove (with a timestamp) that the grounds were properly maintained.