Managers and supervisors who are responsible for reporting workplace injuries and accidents soon will have a new online resource to streamline and manage that process — the Employee Health and Safety (EHS) system.
Why is this significant? This online system automates accident reporting and injury claims management. It’s all electronic, makes better use of resources and systems, and reduces costs by replacing the cumbersome paper-based process.
“This one integrated system makes managing accidents and tracking caseloads easier and more efficient,” said Vice President, Employee Resource Management, Deborah Giannoni-Jackson. “EHS eliminates the need for manual handoffs, redundant and time- consuming data entry, and maintenance of logs, spreadsheets and tickler items.”
Added benefits include consistently administered regulatory compliance nationwide.
EHS was first implemented in September in the Greater Boston and Connecticut Valley districts and at headquarters and headquarters field units. Nationwide rollout continues next week when the Capital Metro, Great Lakes, Pacific and Southwest areas are scheduled to “go live” Dec. 14. The phased national rollout will be completed Jan. 11, 2010, when EHS is deployed to offices in the Eastern, Northeast, Southeast and Western areas.
Source: USPS
I was in a fender bender caused by a mail delivery vehicle which accured 09/09/2013 in which she back into the front fender of my car as I was going out of the parking lot a police report was not made but a usps supervisor did show up I received a letter to feel out but I missed placed it I was just gonna blow it in the wind but since that accident I had to replace a front tie rod end it a plastic bumper cracked severly also there were no injuries ( thank god )all I want is my car fixed there was an impd officer that drove by and stopped and made an inscident card out but no accident report if I can feel the same paper out that they sent me online please send me the html site to do that on on just sent another letter thank you ALAN D WELSH
Alan – our site IS NOT affiliated with the official USPS. You need to contact the postmaster in the city where this accident occurred and ask him/her for assistance. PEN