Section 220.60  Instructions for Reporting

a)         An accident which causes no death or personal injury to any persons and which causes not over one thousand dollars ($1,000) damage to the property of the utility should not be reported.  Any traffic accident which causes no death to any persons on public thoroughfares involving a utility operated motor vehicle should not be reported.

b)         In reporting damages to property, the amount may be stated in the nearest  even dollars.  Give an estimate if the actual amount is not known.  Do not include sums paid or payable for death or personal injury.

c)         Accidents to persons resulting in immediate death, or in death within twenty-four (24) hours from the time the accident occurred, should be reported as "killed."  All other accidents to persons, including those resulting in death of the person injured, after an interval of more than twenty-four (24) hours from the time the accident occurred, should be reported as "injured."

d)         Accidents to employees resulting in slight injury, which do not prevent the employee injured from performing his accustomed service for more than three days, in the aggregate, should not be reported.  Accidents to "other persons," resulting in slight injury whereby the person injured is not incapacitated for more than one day, should not be reported.  By "incapacitated" is meant an injury which prevents the person injured from following his accustomed vocation.

e)         In case of persons killed or injured, other than employees, give names and state whether killed or injured.

f)         Whenever an employee not on duty is killed or injured, the report should explain the occasion of the employee's presence at the place of the accident.

(Source:  Amended at 6 Ill. Reg. 10552, effective August 13, 1982)