Regulations respecting the investigation and reporting of employment accidents in Federal works, undertakings and business (Canada Accident Investigation and Reporting Regulations) Repealed! Jurisdiction Canada Year 1971 Published in English, French Original/other title [French] Rčglement du Canada concernant les enquętes et les rapports sur les accidents Serial title Canada Gazette - Gazette du Canada Source 24 Nov. 1971, Part II, Vol.105, No.22, p.1930-1935. Serial number SOR/71-583 Descriptors [Primary] Canada, accident investigation, occupational accidents, safety service records [Secondary] conditions of work, health hazards, legislation, notification of accidents and diseases, occupational safety, replaced, types of accident, workplaces Subject category General safety, health and conditions of work Abstract Issued pursuant to the Canada Labour Code, Part IV (Safety of Employees) these regulations apply to the investigation and reporting of employment accidents in Federal works, undertakings and businesses except underground mine workings and motor vehicles operated on public highways. Investigation and written reports are mandatory for all accidents or conditions at the workplace that result in: disabling injury; an electric shock, or toxic or oxygen deficient atmosphere causing unconsciousness; accident emergency procedures, rescue or revival; an explosion, etc. An additional telephone or telegraph report is required within 24h for: disabling injury to 2 or more employees; fatality; or explosion. Evidence relating to serious or fatal accidents may be disturbed for safety reasons only. Employers of less than 15 employees must keep minor injury records; more details are required for 15 or more. Replaced by CIS 86-1483. CIS No. 73-455 Database ID 19264