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Origami RiskUsing Origami Risk to report UAF injury/non-injury incidents, unsafe conditions, and vehicle/property damage
Environmental, Health, Safety, and Risk Management (EHSRM) 2015
Why Origami Risk?Origami Risk BenefitsReporting OptionsHow To Access and Use Origami RiskAfter the Report is FiledRequesting Origami Assistance
Why Origami Risk?• The University is committed to maintaining a safe
environment that will encourage and enhance the experiences of each person who steps onto one of our campuses
• An important part of improving safety is quickly identifying and responding to incidents or unsafe conditions
• A new online incident reporting system, Origami Risk, has been designed to make incident reporting easy and simple for all employees and students
Effective 27 March 2015, the University of Alaska will use the on-line Origami Risk program for reporting incidents and unsafe conditions. Reporting options include:
• Employee incidents with/without medical treatment
• Reporting an injured person (including students)
• Reporting an Unsafe Condition
• Reporting damaged UA and non-UA Property
• Reporting damaged UA and non-UA vehicles
PLEASE NOTE: All previous UA and UAF Incident/Accident reporting forms are obsolete and should not be used
Origami Risk - BenefitsBenefits of this new online reporting system include:
Immediate EHSRM/UA Claims notification of the incident
Faster investigation and response process
Less resources (paperless system, no postage, no mail delays, etc.)
Timely reports can be submitted from all systems (PC and Mac computers, tablets, smart phones, etc.)
Better customer service for worker’s compensation and general insurance claims
Fewer forms to complete for accidents with injuries (Previously, three forms were required; now only one!)
• From the EHSRM website http://www.uaf.edu/safety/, choose
“Accident/Injury Reporting” from the left column tabs. This will take
you to the incident reporting portal
http://www.uaf.edu/safety/occupational-safety/accident-reporting/
Click on the “Online Incident
Reporting” link
Log-in using your UA
credentials (normal username
and password)
Next…..choose the appropriate incident you wish to
report
Note: Anyone may complete an incident report on behalf of another injured employee 0r non-employee (to include students)
Almost there! Next, click on “Submit a new
incident” to see the incident report options
(below)
Congratulations, you may now complete the report you selected!• Please complete the form to the best of your ability
• When finished, hit “Complete Incident” and the report will immediately go to
EHSRM/Claims
• You are no longer required to fill out the Employee and Employer Report of
Occupational Illness or Injury (worker’s compensation) forms when
injuries/illness require medical treatment. Origami does this automatically!
• If you have any problems completing this form, contact one of the UAF Origami super-
users listed at the end of this presentation. They will be happy to assist you.
After the Report is Filed• Expect contact from EHSRM to initiate an investigation
of the reported incident or unsafe condition
• Also expect contact from the UA System Office of Risk Services (SORS) Claims Adjuster for any reported incident involving a worker’s compensation, property, or other related claim
• You are encouraged to provide any additional written documentation , photos, etc., related to your incident. This information can be uploaded as part of your incident file immediately AFTER you have saved your report.
Still have QuestionsContact your UAF Origami Super Users:
Kim Knudsen, UAF EHSRM Safety Officer - 474-5476
Gary Beaudette, UAF EHSRM Safety Officer - 474-2763
Robert Miller, Facilities Services Safety Officer - 474-5949.
Daisy Saffir, System Office of Risk Services, Senior Claims Adjuster –
907 786-1716 Thank You!