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Jefferson City
Title 4 : Municipal Personnel
Chapter 5 : Infectious Disease Control Policy

4-515 : Records and reports.

  1. Reports. Occupational injury and illness records shall be maintained by the infectious disease control coordinator. Statistics shall be maintained on the OSHA-200 report. Only those work-related injuries that involve loss of consciousness, transfer to another job, restriction of work or motion, or medical treatment are required to be put on the OSHA-200.
  2. Needle sticks. Needle sticks, like any other puncture wound, are considered injuries for recordkeeping purposes due to the instantaneous nature of the event. Therefore, any needle stick requiring medical treatment (i.e. gamma globulin, hepatitis B immune globulin, hepatitis B vaccine, etc...) shall be recorded.
  3. Prescription medication. Likewise, the use of prescription medication (beyond a single dose for minor injury or discomfort) is considered medical treatment. Since these types of treatment are considered necessary, and must be administered by physician or licensed medical personnel, such injuries cannot be considered minor and must be reported.
  4. Employee interviews. Should the city be inspected by the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Health Compliance, the compliance and health officer may wish to interview employees. Employees are expected to cooperate fully with the compliance officers. (1996 Code, § 8-505)