Work-Related Injury or Illness
For example:
- In the course of their work, a University employee slips on ice and is injured.
- While driving a University vehicle or personal vehicle for work purpose, an employee is rear ended by another car, causing injury to the University employee.
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Office of Risk Management (ORM) |
First Report of Injury
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Safety Concern or Suggestion
For example:
- Hazardous conditions such as broken or missing guardrails, etc.
- Near misses or close calls which could have resulted in serious injury or property damage.
- Concern about employee exposures.
- Suggestions to resolve a safety issue or improve a process.
- Violation of OSHA regulations or policies.
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Univeristy Health and Safety (UHS) |
Safety Concern Form
Or, call University Health and Safety (612) 626-6002
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Property Damage OR Injuries to Non-University Employees
For example:
- A student or visitor slips and falls in a University building and breaks their leg.
- A tree on University property is blown down and damages the property of a homeowner.
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Office of Risk Management (ORM) |
Bodily Injury/Property Damage Incident Report
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Fleet Vehicle Accidents
For example:
- You are driving a University department vehicle and are involved in collision with another vehicle or pedestrian.
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Fleet Services
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Fleet Accident Report
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Suspected Violations of Law, Regulation, Government Contract, Grant Requirement, or University Policy
For example:
- Breaches of environmental or safety laws
- Wage, theft, benefit, or hours abuse
- Discrimination or sexual harrassment
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Office of Institutional Compliance
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UReport
To access by phone, call toll-free 1-866-294-8680
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