Accident reporting and dangerous occurrence notices require immediate employer intimation, FORM-XI reporting, and time-bound communication duties. Notice obligations arise where an accident causes death, bodily injury preventing work for forty-eight hours or more, or a specified dangerous occurrence. The employer must give immediate or time-bound intimation in FORM-XI to the Inspector-cum-Facilitator and, in relevant cases, to other authorities, with separate telephone, electronic, and written confirmation duties where death occurs later or where disability is accumulated in spells. The rule also lists extensive classes of dangerous occurrences covering plant failure, explosions, fires, gas leaks, structural collapses, mining accidents, transport accidents, and other notified events.
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Accident reporting and dangerous occurrence notices require immediate employer intimation, FORM-XI reporting, and time-bound communication duties.
Notice obligations arise where an accident causes death, bodily injury preventing work for forty-eight hours or more, or a specified dangerous occurrence. The employer must give immediate or time-bound intimation in FORM-XI to the Inspector-cum-Facilitator and, in relevant cases, to other authorities, with separate telephone, electronic, and written confirmation duties where death occurs later or where disability is accumulated in spells. The rule also lists extensive classes of dangerous occurrences covering plant failure, explosions, fires, gas leaks, structural collapses, mining accidents, transport accidents, and other notified events.
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