Incident Forms (aka the worst invention ever)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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Hi, medical worker here. Please *don't* run ice cold water on a burn it will worsen the blistering and worsen the damaged tissue!!! Use mild, room temp water.
Does that mean you shouldn't put ice on it either?
@@kittylittle1808No. It should be cool but not freezing. The goal is to stop the heat from spreading and damaging more tissue (because the water in our cells is a good heat conductor) and calm the pain. Cold or cool water will do that. Icy water can cause more tissue damage.
Yeah, I recently heard about this too from a Hell's Kitchen video where there was a burn incident. Chef Ramsay used warm, then cold, then icy water. Never heard of that before and I work in healthcare! Tbh, I'm not surprised the healthcare system here is still in stone age that they still teach us the misinformations. 🙄
@@kittylittle1808Absolutely not! Ice burns are a thing. Extreme temperatures do not help a burn!
@@evilsharkey8954 oh okay. I thought not to, but didn't know why
I have only ever worked for large businesses so it may not be practical for a small business, but whenever there is an incident a manager fills out the form while interviewing the victim.
I do like how Alex thought that up so fast. Yes it was questionable BUT necessary since he screwed.
I work in a restaurant. Personally speaking, if it's not a hospital trip, it's not worth it.
Would have been great if the employee walked in with everything on like the eye patch lol 😂 🤪
I was expecting it to be honest XD
Well he's a pirate baker!
😂😂😂
How about keeping two first aid kits? The first one is never been touched and serves to please the inspector and the second one is really in use. If the system asks to become cheated ... just comply. 😂
That’s what I was thinking. Haha.
And when buying new things you should change them with the untouched box, so they are not expired.
Oooor, hear me out, you just fill out the incitdent form. It's for your own legal protection!
This is why you bring your own kit and keep a spare untouched kit bolted to the wall for the inspector to inspect. Remember to remove the plastic wrap before showing it, or its all over.
The boss should be filling out the incident forms.
Where I work the incident forms are filled in by whoever witnessed the incident.
I remember on my training, one of my teammates ended up with a nickname due to being the only trainee to end up filling out multiple incident forms...and also the only trainee that had any incidents. Good times
What was the nickname?
My guess would be
JINKS / JINX
😆😆😆😆
Those incident forms serve a purpose other than being inspected by the health inspector. In fact, imagine you're cutting yourself and the wound somehow gets infected and you have to go to the hospital. Now, if you say you cut yourself at work, but there is no documentation on it, your employers insurance can refuse to cover the costs. And your own insurance refuses as well, because, you know, it was a work accident.
You can, obviously, continue the lie and say that you cut yourself at home, but that would be insurance fraud. And every lie incurs a debt on the truth and at some point, that debt comes due.
Another point of incidence lists is to see recurring injuries and accidents and better prevent them. Either by advising staff or replacing equipment.
Fun fact: Insurance can and will refuse to pay your medical bills if you dont fill out that form!
oh nooo, I will never financially recover from a fecking plaster
In Canada, as the boss... you're also responsible for ensuring employees are filling out the incident forms as well as working with staff to help prevent further incidents. Maybe that's different in the UK?
She’s Irish, by the way. 😬😅
Yikes. As a US citizen you should know better.
Yes bosses are responsible but also, managing creatives is like herding cats. In Ireland. I'm sure the UK do their own but similar thing.
@aimsleynoodle @xats8527 She’s from the Republic of Ireland. They don’t even use pounds (£). She’s Irish, not British. ROI is not in the UK.
@@hannahdeards9652 obviously
Yeah... they're very very clear on that for some strange reason. Very peculiar, that. Can't possibly imagine why.
On an unrelated note, every tried calling a Scotsman English?
The rules are written in blood; every. Single. Sodding. One. They're there for a reason, follow them. And it's management's responsibility to make sure those forms are filled out. So do so.
This rule makes absolutely no sense, don't know where the feck this is a thing, but I never heard of it before this video
I don't think you're supposed to get plastered at work...
The US: what are incident forms?
I dunno dude, I worked at a place, I mentioned that I had to go retrieve a golf cart from somewhere it should not be, and the first words out of the woman's mouth were "Did you file the incident report?" I was like "What incident? There was no incident. I just clocked in, and my manager asked me to do this, so I'm leaving now to go pick it up" "Well you need to be sur to file your incident report so you can be disciplined properly for this" "For.....doing exactly what my direct manager literally just asked me to do?" "Yes. The fact that company property is involved means this is now an incident and you WILL be disciplined for it" . Yes she really said that. No, my real manager did NOT allow mizz thang to do anything to me. He was awesome.
It’s a form you fill out after someone is injured at work. The US has them
We had them when I worked in Germany. It was mostly for insurance purposes. You filled out the date and time of the incident, severity and nature. Then also who treated it, who got hurt, what methods did they use and what materials were taken from the first aid kit.
If anything done was not up to code and there were lingering health issues, there were records showing it.
I used to work in the US as an overnight cashier at a local mall -- I was 18, literally collapsed and fainted, no incident forms were written. 🤦♀️
Also in Europe I am very confused
Are your first aid kits standardized? How could an inspector tell what was missing/used verses just not well stocked?
It's not American but Uk so they might be different rules. In my country Austria they are standardized and there is a list of what is supposed to be inside the kit. In my own company we have several first aid kits and they are supposed to be checked and refilled once a year. I am also responsible for the list with the signatures and check dates and that's the only thing any inspector will look at. I like that system but I also believe our first aid kits are a lot bigger.
@@EssentialBlue Sorry to nitpick but it's not UK, it's republic of ireland (Eire). You can tell because in other skits they use euros as currency.
Fun fact, the first aid kit in my mother's car has a paper list with all of the items that should be inside, with numbers. So it would be like "Plasters - 3". Probably so that it can be properly restocked. Oh, but I live in Poland.
Huh my work had a similiar issue, the first aid guy saw what we used most and kept a seperate supply for "incidental incidents" basicly anything a parent would call an "ouchie" including burn gel, banages and hilarious amounts of saline.
This keeps the main box intacts and if you care for such things, keep the most used supplies always fresh. >.>
But that is from Canada
I use work band aids all the time to replace mine when they get wet. Not all boo boos happen at work
Dear God the micromanaging. At one Warehouse I worked in we had a fully stocked fully open first aid kit in my office Aunt the lunchroom. And at the place I worked at before my boss had all of the first aid stuff in her desk because everyone stole from it.
I’ll admit, this is one of the reasons I used to buy my own band-aids/plasters and store them in my desk at work. Actually I ended getting a complete first aid kit.
I was a graphic designer and worked with a lot of paper. If I had to fill out an incident every time I got a paper cut or scratch, or whatever minor injury my clumsy self got, I’d never stop filling them out. 😂
I even had to fill one out because I got a splinter in my butt from sitting on a wooden crate when a bunch of us had to go to the post office to repackage a bunch of directories we were shipping out. The post office had sent us address labels with the wrong postal codes initially.
ahahah i just hope you have gotten a smole lesson if you are the owner: i suggest you to try make your pink box notes yourself if they are legaly important only for you to not be in trouble ! love your videos xoxoxo you are always here to cheer us up. i send you love and hugs
just have a second first aid kit? first one to gather dust, second for actual use? ;d
Aye but they have expiry dates on the items, so you'd have to remember to check it!
And that's why I carry an IFAK (individual first aid kit)
At least the injuries weren't serious enough to cause permanent damage, AND to earn the ire of the inspector. 😂😂😂
Working in a kitchen, I can’t imagine having to do that after every single small cut. Thankful we don’t have to do that in my country. Obviously different for the serious injuries
The employee could have said, oh we used those things for Halloween costumes... I went as a pirate with the eye patch. 🤭🤣😂😆😁
I work in childcare dont talk to me about incident forms! 😭
as a care worker for 4 years I also hate incident forms
**confused in American**
Never pour water on burns!
I really don't mind writing incident reports, as long as I'm on the clock and getting paid to do it! Often preferable to normal job tasks.
Where is the stuff in the first aid kit. Boating accident
I own that pink binder, lol
yikes, what bureaucratic bullshit. i'd rather buy my own bandaids than deal with that at work.
I keep band aids in my work area (steel fabrication) so me and whoever doesn't need to walk way up front and try and use the old junk in the first aid kit.
very well done.
Shouldn't the manager/owner be the one wrighting the forms?
Um... we gave them to customers??????
Wut, is this actually a thing or you making videos from your nightmares? 😱
Fuck incident forms. Abject waste of time and paper. Chefs cut and themselves in the course of their jobs, get over it.
shouldnt you write em as youre the boss? God Bless!
Ha incidence form. You know how many tomes i been cut bt broken glass? Last week my leg was all scratched from metal. We make our own bandages from blu tape and paper towels. Its not that bad. Just watch the fingers
I would just buy a second first aid kit and say screw that form lol