INCIDENT REPORT. Tracking Number: # I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION

Similar documents
PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE

This policy applies to all employees of Meditech, service users, their families, guardians and advocates.

Appendix E Checklist for Campus Safety and Security Compliance

State of Alaska Department of Corrections Policies and Procedures Chapter: Special Management Prisoners Subject: Administrative Segregation

APPROVED: Low: Youth has a below average likelihood of being involved in a subsequent incident while in the facility.

Regulatory Compliance Policy No. COMP-RCC 4.60 Title:

STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF. NO TALLAHASSEE, April 1, Safety INCIDENT REPORTING AND ANALYSIS SYSTEM (IRAS)

School Security Policy April 2017

Appendix A: Requirements and Best Practices for Reportable Incidents

CountyCare Critical Incident Reporting Form

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE I. POLICY:

ANNEX R SEARCH & RESCUE

Olmsted Township Police Department

WHO SHALL REPORT SPECIAL INCIDENTS TO SAN DIEGO REGIONAL CENTER? HOW SHALL SPECIAL INCIDENTS BE REPORTED TO SAN DIEGO REGIONAL CENTER?

Critical Incident Policy

Policy and Procedures

POLCIE, AMBULANCE, FIRE DEPARTMENT DIAL FIRE, DISASTER, EVACUATE 3 BELLS

Department of Community Justice Policy and Procedures

A.D. Henderson University School/FAU High Discipline Matrix 1 LEVELS OF DISCIPLINARY ACTION LEVEL I LEVEL II LEVEL III

Critical Incident Policy

GUIDANCE November 26, 2007

Incident Reporting. DATE: 2/17/2005; Updated 7/5/2005 Updated 10/20/05

Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania, Inc. Incident Reporting Form Provider Instructions and Definitions

MFP Critical Incident Report Form M

RELATIONS WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES AND SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES

CHAPTER 411 DIVISION 20 ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES -- GENERAL

For each case, please tell me the officer s rank, details of the allegation and the outcome, e.g. the officer was dismissed

Semester Report Summer Office of Judicial Programs Division of Student Affairs The University of Georgia

Understanding the MUI/UI Reporting System

FIREFIGHTERS, POLICE OFFICERS AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PERSONNEL S CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. Notice of Examination with Source Material List

Advanced Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Ltd. NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES

Study Abroad Crisis Management at MSSU

Dr. Kinsler & Associates, LLC Help when life hurts

Campus Crime & Security Report Harrisburg Campus

PALM BEACH GARDENS POLICE DEPARTMENT

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE. A basic overview for Mission Search healthcare professionals about Workplace Violence

L Ecole Culinaire Memphis

Newburyport Public Schools Crisis Response Guidelines & Resource Guide. Table of Contents

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans Workplace Violence Prevention Plan

E Mail Phone Number: Agency Information

ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICE LETTER TABLE OF CONTENTS

POLICY & PROCEDURE FOR INCIDENT REPORTING

Supervision of Minors on Campus

DAILY CRIME LOG MONTH: JUNE 2018 CASE # DATE TIME LOCATION INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION ARREST JA

NO Tallahassee, April 5, Mental Health/Substance Abuse INCIDENT REPORTING AND PROCESSING IN STATE MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT FACILITIES

REFERENCES: (If applying to assist with religious activities, please include a member of the clergy as a reference.)

Annual Security Report and Crime Statistics

South Washington County Schools Cottage Grove, MN

NGU DAILY SECURITY LOG

NIMS Credentialing Criteria for CERTs

OSSINING UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICTWIDE SAFETY PLAN

Kings Crisis and Critical Incident Management Policy

The Department of Juvenile Justice shall provide services for each Superior Court youth placed in a Youth Development Campus.

OSHA, Workplace Violence, and the Healthcare Facility Keeping Your Facility Safe and Compliant

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION. Health Care and Social Service Workers

VICTIM SERVICES WACO POLICE DEPARTMENT VOLUNTEER CRISIS TEAM UNIT

North Georgia Technical College Annual Security Report 2011

Emergency Support Function (ESF) #9. Search and Rescue

FIREFIGHTERS, POLICE OFFICERS AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PERSONNEL S CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

PATIENT BILL OF RIGHTS & NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES

INCIDENT RESPONSE AND REPORTING POLICY AND PROCEDURE

POLICY ON INCIDENT REPORTING AND INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

University of Wisconsin-Madison Policy and Procedure

Workplace Violence & Harassment Policy Final Draft August 3, 2016 Date Approved October 1, 2016

SURPRISE POLICE DEPARTMENT PORTABLE VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Learning Abroad Emergency Protocols Updated

State of Alaska Department of Corrections Policies and Procedures Chapter: Subject:

Teacher Assessment Blueprint. Protective Services. Test Code: 5916 / Version: 01. Copyright 2011 NOCTI. All Rights Reserved.

Report Exec Administrator

Security Management Plan

VOCATIONAL SAFETY PROGRAM SELF INSPECTION CHECKLIST

Sample Written Program For. Safety Committee

University of the Pacific Sacramento Campus th Avenue Sacramento, CA (916)

University of the Pacific

Nature Alliance Family Day Care Service

Pre-Travel Checklist. q q q q q q. Basic Guide to Safety and Security. any questions contact: 1

MASTER INDEX: Policies & Procedures Categories Page 1 of 1

Emergency Management. 1 of 8 Updated: June 20, 2014 Hospice with Residential Facilities

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES CHECKLIST

NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES

DIOCESE OF BELIZE Prospective Volunteer Profile

COUNTY OF EL DORADO, CALIFORNIA BOARD OF SUPERVISORS POLICY

Orthopedic Specialty Clinic, Ltd. Updated 05/2014

GVSU Department of Public Safety. GVPD Orientation Video

New Policy: Established Policy: New Procedure: Established Procedure: Authorized Signature: Effective Date:

Why Investigate Incidents? Prevention Improve Systems and Quality Correction Minimize enforcement actions Compliance. Required Investigations

M E M O R A N D U M MT MT All Staff Chairpersons Educational Alternative Outreach Program

WHAT IS AN EMERGENCY? WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO PREPARE COMMUNICATIONS

700 AUXILIARY SERVICES

Adopted: MSBA/MASA Model Policy 806 Orig Revised: Rev CRISIS MANAGEMENT POLICY

LOS BANOS POLICE DEPARTMENT VITAL APPLICATION PACKET TH Street Los Banos, CA Telephone (209) Fax (209)

South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy - PoliceOne Academy Course Guide

NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES This Notice is effective September 23, 2013

4-223 BODY WORN CAMERAS (06/29/16) (07/29/17) (B-D) I. PURPOSE

NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES

Western New Mexico University Threat Assessment and Violence Prevention Plan

Incident Reporting Procedure QAOP:

BAPTIST HEALTH SYSTEM SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS EMERGENCY PLAN

GUIDELINES FOR REPORTING AND REVIEW OF INCIDENTS IN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

UFIC EMERGENCY PROTOCOL FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY ABROAD

Transcription:

Tracking Number: # INCIDENT REPORT This form is a report of an: INCIDENT: CATEGORY ONE CATEGORY TWO CATEGORY THREE I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION Incident Identifying Title: Initial Report Follow-up Report Location: Location of Incident: Date of Incident: Street Address: Building/Field: City: Time of Incident: II. CATEGORIES: (Please place an X in front of all that apply) Visitor Member Visitor Member Abuse /Neglect Accident / Injury / Illness Altercation / Fight Bomb Threat Contraband / Drugs Disaster (Natural or Other) Misconduct / Criminal Activity Sexual Assault / Harassment Suicide Attempt Theft / Vandalism / Damage Other III. PARTICIPANT(S) / WITNESS(ES) Name Phone Number Visitor Member Victim Witness

IV. DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT A. Give Detailed Account Insert additional limes as Necessary (Who, What, When, Where, Why, How) V. INVESTIGATIVE FINDINGS, ACTIONS TAKEN AND COMMENTS Contributing Causes to the Incident: (check all that apply) Describe below as necessary: 1. Rules and regulations not followed. 2. Member/Visitor demonstrated knowledge, but disregarded. 3. Rules and regulations not enforced. 4. Member/visitor disruptive behavior. 5. Member/visitor entry into unauthorized area. 6. Member/ Visitor disregard for property. VI. FOLLOW-UP REQUIRED? Is follow-up action needed? NO YES Specify: Corrective Action Plan: Corrective Action Needed Person Responsible Due Date Action Completed (Provide attachments if necessary)

VII. INDIVIDUALS NOTIFIED (DATE / TIME) Date Time Date Time C.C.S.F. Field Marshal EMS (Notice of Injury) Parent / Guardian / Family Member C.C.S.F. Secretary C.C.S.F. V.P. Recreation Department: Officer's Name: Badge Number: Other Specify LAW ENFORCEMENT VIII. ORIGINATING OFFICE The incident has been investigated, the proper officials have been notified, and the corrective actions have been implemented. Name Title Phone Number Signature Date Field Marshall CCSF Secretary #V.P. Recreation

Check box to Indicate whether report is for incidents of categories one, two or three. Category One: Visitor/Member (Disputes, Complaints, Damage to property under $500) Category Two: Other (Criminal Acts result in arrests, Illicit items, Damage to property over$500) Category Three: Disaster (Storms, Tornados, Hurricanes, Wind, Flooding, Lightning) Section I: Identifying Information (1) Incident Identifying Title- Briefly identify the incident by title. (2) Initial Report- Mark an X in the Initial Report space if the incident report is the first incident report to be completed for the incident that occurred. (3) Date of Incident- Write the date the incident occurred. (4) Time of Incident- Write the time the incident occurred. (5) Follow-up Report- Mark an X in the Follow-up incident report space if the incident report being completed is following up an incident that an incident report has already been completed for. (6) Location- Write the location where the incident occurred. (7) Street Address- The street address where the incident occurred. (8) Building/Field- The building/field where the incident occurred. (9) City- The city where the incident occurred. Section 2: Categories (Place an X in the appropriate box that reflects the classification of the incident that occurred). (1) Visitor / Member- Place an X in either the visitor or member box depending on who prompted the incident. An X may be placed in both boxes if the incident involved a visitor and member. (2) Other- Write in incident category if it is not included on form. (3) Disaster- Place the type of disaster that has occurred. Section 3: Participant(s)/ Witness(es) (Place information in the appropriate box). (1) Name- Write the name(s) of all participants and witnesses of the incident. (2) Phone Number- Write the phone number(s) of all participants and witnesses of the incident. (3) Visitor / Member- Place an X in either the visitor or member box depending on role of the participant or witness. (4) Victim / Witness- Place an X in either the Victim or Witness box depending on the role of the participant or witness. Add pages if necessary to include all participants and witnesses. Section 4: Description of Incident (Provide a detailed account of the incident that occurred). (1) Explain the incident that occurred. Include who, what, when where, why and how the incident occurred. (2) Include drawings and or photos if necessary. Add pages as necessary.

Section 5: Investigative Findings, Actions Taken and Comments (Explain the actions taken after the incident occurred). (1) Place a check mark to indicate the contributing causes of the incident. (2) Provide detailed information on the findings of incident investigation, actions taken, and any comments pertinent to the investigation. Add pages as necessary. Section 6: Follow-up Required (Complete the appropriate box). (1) Specify whether follow-up action is needed. (2) State each corrective action needed, person or persons responsible for taking the corrective action, due date for completing the corrective action, and indicate the date when the corrective action was completed. Add pages and attachments, if necessary. Section 7: Individuals Notified (Date / Time) (Fill in all appropriate boxes). (1) Date- The date the particular individual was notified. (2) Time- The time the particular individual was notified. (3) Parent / Guardian / Family Member- State the name and phone number of the person notified. (4) Law Enforcement- Indicate the police department, officer's name, and badge number of the law enforcement official that was notified of the incident. (5) Other- Specify any other individual that was notified of the incident. Section 8: Originating Office (All boxes must be completed). (1) The reporting site official (Field Marshal), CCSF Secretary and CCSF V.P. Recreation must print in his/her name, position title, and phone number. (2) Each must sign and date the form verifying the above information is accurate to the best of their knowledge. The date should be the date the form is signed. NOTE: Do not delay the immediate reporting of an incident because this must be report within 72 hours.