Updated June 10, 2013: added single-page extracts
Today we release an updated Incident Report form, version 1.2, just as the ALR Pilots begin to use QuickBase for automated Incident Reporting. This form, Version 1.2 reflects updates suggested by the Pilot groups and MassAFLA.
Download ALR Incident Report forms - 7 variations - v1.2 - FINAL - 2013-03-01 (pdf)
The information collected on this form is consistent with 651 CMR 12.04 (11) (c) and (d). Drafts of this form have been reviewed internally by the EOEA Certification unit. MassALFA has reviewed and commented on version 1.1.
This version aims to be a clear and usable data collection instrument that will record accurate incident data.We continue to improve the descriptive codes through the Pilot.
Who should use Incident Report form 1.2?
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ALRs in the ALR-Incident Reporting Pilot should use this paper form, effective immediately, for all reportable Incidents. We expect that you will use this form in paper format only until you begin submitting Incident Reports online using QuickBase.
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We expect to release a version of this form to all ALRs statewide to be used for fax-based incident reporting for all incidents occurring on or after Monday March 18, 2013.
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