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QHC Workers Compensation Audit

by Gerald Rakes, from the Community

Use this QHC Workers Compensation Audit template to evaluate hospital programs for reporting injuries, managing claims, and returning staff to work. Assess policies, roles and responsibilities, accident investigation and trending, TPA coordination, and annual safety education. Review patient transfer equipment, loss prevention practices, and supervisor accountability, and capture leadership insights on safety culture and staff morale.

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This hospital-focused audit template helps review workers compensation and employee safety practices across departments. Use it to assess HR policies, reporting and lag times, return-to-work and light-duty programs, and accident investigation and trending. Evaluate safety committees, training, safe patient handling and transfer equipment, bariatric care, de-escalation and CPI training, and PPE. Cover high-risk areas including nursing units, emergency, radiology, physical therapy, respiratory care, plant operations, dietary, materials management, and special care units. Examine housekeeping, slips and falls, storage and loading docks, lockout/tagout, confined space, and equipment safeguards. Leadership alignment is addressed via CNO and CEO oversight, safety culture, and morale checks to drive loss prevention and staff well-being.
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Use this workers compensation training audit template to assess your organization’s safety training and compliance practices. Verify onboarding and annual refresher training, documentation, and in‑person sessions. Check critical areas including lockout/tagout, ladder safety, PPE, OSHA poster visibility, and injury reporting procedures. Review Safety Data Sheet (SDS) access, storage method, and update ownership. Capture overall impressions and critical issues, then sign off to document findings and drive corrective actions.
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This Facility Safety Form helps teams assess workplace safety and compliance across job sites and facilities. Capture employer details, employee counts, and workers compensation codes, then evaluate key safety practices including training frequency, evacuation signage and plans, OSHA citations, safety coordinator roles, incentive programs, and return to work options. Verify proper OSHA and labor law posters are displayed, confirm alignment of onsite roles with workers compensation codes, and document findings with assigned actions to improve compliance and reduce risk.
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Workers Compensation and Safety Audit Checklist

This hospital-focused audit template helps review workers compensation and employee safety practices across departments. Use it to assess HR policies, reporting and lag times, return-to-work and light-duty programs, and accident investigation and trending. Evaluate safety committees, training, safe patient handling and transfer equipment, bariatric care, de-escalation and CPI training, and PPE. Cover high-risk areas including nursing units, emergency, radiology, physical therapy, respiratory care, plant operations, dietary, materials management, and special care units. Examine housekeeping, slips and falls, storage and loading docks, lockout/tagout, confined space, and equipment safeguards. Leadership alignment is addressed via CNO and CEO oversight, safety culture, and morale checks to drive loss prevention and staff well-being.

by Gerald Rakes, from the Community

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Workers Compensation Training Audit Checklist

Use this workers compensation training audit template to assess your organization’s safety training and compliance practices. Verify onboarding and annual refresher training, documentation, and in‑person sessions. Check critical areas including lockout/tagout, ladder safety, PPE, OSHA poster visibility, and injury reporting procedures. Review Safety Data Sheet (SDS) access, storage method, and update ownership. Capture overall impressions and critical issues, then sign off to document findings and drive corrective actions.

by Brad Hagey, from the Community

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Facility Safety Form

This Facility Safety Form helps teams assess workplace safety and compliance across job sites and facilities. Capture employer details, employee counts, and workers compensation codes, then evaluate key safety practices including training frequency, evacuation signage and plans, OSHA citations, safety coordinator roles, incentive programs, and return to work options. Verify proper OSHA and labor law posters are displayed, confirm alignment of onsite roles with workers compensation codes, and document findings with assigned actions to improve compliance and reduce risk.

by Joe Ruyle, from the Community

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