Incident reporting is an important step in the risk management process. Everyone can be a reporter of actual events, or near miss events, on UAB's campus. Incident reports are routed to the ...

How does reporting work? The bias incident reporting system keeps the targeted member of the ESF community at the center of the response process so that the individual can decide how they want to ...

What is the difference between EthicsPoint and the OSL Bias Incident Reporting process? Both EthicsPoint and the OSL Bias Report are perfectly acceptable ways to report incidents of bias. The main ...

An individual may opt to pursue the formal process at any time. However, EOS may institute a formal process at any time if it determines that the conduct that is described in the complaint is severe, ...

Even the safest construction job-sites carry risks, and as long as there’s a non-zero risk of an accident, you’ll need to be prepared for how to handle such an accident. Accident reporting is ...

7) Ask the investigating law enforcement officer to provide the accident report number and how/where a copy can be obtained. 8) Contact University Risk Management (205-934-5633) and report the ...

As outlined on these pages about the Bias Incident Response Team, the BIRT team exists to support individuals or groups reporting under this policy. The purpose of the process is to provide support to ...

Not long ago, Google streamlined the incident reporting process on Google Maps. While reporting issues used to be a bit clunky, the company made it much easier last year by adding a dedicated ...

Minnesota mandated that all public agencies must report cybersecurity incidents within 24-72 hours to the state. Early data ...

Use this form to report a bias-related incident involving students only. If an incident involves an employee or third party, please use the Report Employee-Related Incident or Concern form instead. If ...