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Regulation governing the prevention of accidents in companies and persons for which the Federal Accident Insurance Fund pursuant to Section 125 (1) (2) to (7) and (3) of the Seventh Book of Social Law Accident insurance institutions is

Original Language Title: Verordnung zur Regelung der Unfallverhütung in Unternehmen und bei Personen, für die die Unfallkasse des Bundes nach § 125 Abs. 1 Nr. 2 bis 7 und Abs. 3 des Siebten Buches Sozialgesetzbuch Unfallversicherungsträger ist

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Regulation governing the prevention of accidents in companies and persons for which the Federal Accident Insurance Fund pursuant to Section 125 (1) (2) to (7) and (3) of the Seventh Book of Social Law Accident insurance institutions is (Federal Accident Prevention Ordinance-BUV)

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Date of completion: 06.04.2006

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" Federal Company Accident Prevention Ordinance of 6 April 2006 (BGBl. I p. 1114) "

V up. by Article 16 (7) G v. 19.10.2013 I 3836 mWv 1.1.2017

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Pursuant to § 115 (2) sentence 1 of the Seventh Book of the Social Code-Social Accident Insurance-(Article 1 of the Law of 7 August 1996, BGBl. 1254), as last amended by Article 209 (1) of the Regulation of 25 November 2003 (BGBl). 2304), in conjunction with Section 1 of the Jurisdiction Adjustment Act of 16 August 2002 (BGBl). I p. 3165) and the organization decree of 22 November 2005 (BGBl. 3197), the Federal Ministry of the Interior, in agreement with the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, after hearing the representative assembly of the Federal Accident Fund, orders the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs: Unofficial table of contents

§ 1 Rules Applicable

In companies and in persons for which the Federal Accident Insurance Fund of the Federal Government pursuant to Section 125 (1) Nos. 2 to 7 and 3 (3) of the Seventh Book of the Book of Social Law Accident insurance institutions is, the
1.
Operating medical and safety-related services-Annex 1-,
2.
Regulations on the Central Office for Occupational Safety and Health at the Federal Ministry of the Interior-Annex 2-,
3.
Regulations on the appointment of security officers in accordance with § 22 of the Seventh Book of the Social Code-Annex 3-,
4.
Rules on the collection and evaluation of the accident situation of officials-Annex 4-
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§ 2 Compliance with accident prevention regulations

Furthermore, up to the adoption of further regulations on measures within the meaning of Section 15 (1) of the Seventh Book of the Social Code in companies and in persons for which the Federal Accident Insurance Fund pursuant to Section 125 (1) No. 2 to 7 and (3) of the Seventh Framework Act The Book of the Social Code of Social Accident Insurance is to comply with the generally accepted rules of accident prevention. In line with the generally accepted rules on accident prevention, the accident prevention regulations adopted by the accident insurance institutions are based on the rules on accident prevention. Unofficial table of contents

§ 3 Entry into force, external force

This Regulation shall enter into force on the day following the date of delivery. Unofficial table of contents

Annex 1 (to § 1 no. 1)
Regulations for the occupational medical and safety service

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2006, 1115-1119)
In companies and in persons for which the Federal Accident Insurance Fund is an accident insurance institution pursuant to § 125 (1) No. 2 to 7 and (3) of the Seventh Book of the Social Insurance Code, occupational health and safety-related health and safety protection are to be found. , which meet the requirements of § 16 of the Law on Industrial Physicians, Safety Engineers and other occupational safety professionals of 12 December 1973 (BGBl. I p. 1885).
In accordance with the following principles, occupational physicians and occupational health professionals are required to meet the requirements of § 16 of equivalent work-medical and safety-related occupational health and safety and health-related safety measures. Occupational safety (safety engineers, safety engineers, safety engineers, security engineers, safety engineers) are ordered. These are intended to assist entrepreneurs in the protection of occupational health and safety and in accident prevention. The aim is to ensure that:
1.
the rules on occupational health and safety and accident prevention shall be applied in accordance with the specific operating conditions,
2.
to be able to provide secure occupational health and safety knowledge in order to improve the safety of workers and accident prevention,
3.
the measures used for occupational health and safety and accident prevention achieve the highest possible level of efficiency.
I.
Appointment of occupational physicians and occupational health workers (1) The entrepre shall ensure that occupational physicians and occupational health and safety specialists are responsible for the performance of the occupational health and safety requirements in Sections III and V. shall be ordered or obliged in writing, in so far as this is necessary, in respect of:
1.
the nature of the company and the accident and health hazards associated with its employees,
2.
the number of persons employed and the composition of staff; and
3.
the organisation of the undertaking, in particular with regard to the number and nature of the persons responsible for the protection of occupational health and safety and accident prevention.
For the appointment or obligation of occupational physicians or occupational health and safety specialists, the necessary operating times resulting from the characteristics of the table set out in paragraph 3 shall be used for the purposes of the rule of law. on the market. To the extent that the accident and health hazards are low on average in companies of the same type, compared to companies of the same type in companies of the same type, lower operating times can be made after hearing the Federal Accident Insurance. As far as in particular exceptional cases in companies, compared to companies of the same type, above-average accident and health hazards exist, after hearing the Federal Accident Fund, higher To base the use of the system. To the extent that the activity of the specialist for occupational safety in the enterprise requires engineering training, a safety engineer or a safety engineer must be ordered. (2) The operating times of the occupational physicians or occupational physicians and occupational safety and health workers shall be the result of the table referred to in paragraph 3. The classification of undertakings in groups 1 to 4 of this table shall be determined by the list of operating species of the Appendix to this Annex. In the case of enterprises with different activities, the activity carried out mainly by the employees is to be carried out. Enterprises not listed in the list of operating species are appropriately assigned by the entreprenter. Prior to his decision, he shall hear the Federal Accident Insurance Fund. (3) The working hours of the occupational physicians and occupational health workers according to the table listed in point 3 shall be used: In the case of medical examinations not carried out by occupational physicians or occupational physicians, but by authorised other doctors or doctors, the periods of investigation which are incurred shall be calculated on the basis of the operating times referred to in paragraph 1, provided that the Time of use of the company doctor or the occupational physician to the tasks referred to in Section III (1) The obligation to appoint a company doctor or a company doctor and a specialist for occupational safety can be fulfilled in the following manner:
1.
Setting up a company doctor or a company doctor and a specialist for occupational safety in the company,
2.
Conclusion of a contract with a company doctor or a company doctor and a specialist for occupational safety as a free employee,
3.
Connection to an in-company occupational medical and safety service.

Group Type of enterprise Required operating time (hours/year and employees)
Occupational physicians or occupational physicians Occupational safety and health professionals
1 Medical areas; technical fields in which employees are employed, who require special occupational health care and examination in annual or shorter intervals 1.2 1.5
2 Technical fields in which employees are employed, who require special occupational health care, because there is an increased risk of health caused by special work problems or because of their There is a special risk of accident for you or a third party or because an occupational disease is to be prevented 0.6 1.5
3 Technical areas not covered by Groups 1 and 2 0.25 1.5
4 Office areas (administrations) 0.2 0.3
II.
Obligations of the entrepre (1) The contractor shall ensure that the occupational physicians and occupational health professionals perform their duties. It shall assist them in the performance of their duties and, in particular, provide them with assistance staff, as well as spaces, facilities, equipment and means, to the extent necessary for the performance of their duties. (2) The contractor shall enable the Occupational physicians and occupational health workers the training required for the performance of their duties, taking into account the service requirements. Where occupational physicians or occupational health workers are in employment relationship with the trader, they shall be exempted from the service during the period of further training in the form of a payment of their remuneration; the costs The training is carried by the contractor. If the occupational physicians or occupational health workers are not in employment relationship with the trader, during the period of further training they shall be from the performance of the tasks assigned to them. to be released.
III.
Duties of occupational physicians or occupational physicians (1) The occupational physicians have the task of supporting the entreptist in occupational safety and health and in accident prevention in all aspects of health protection. In particular,
1.
to advise those responsible for occupational safety and health and accident prevention, in particular:
a)
the design, execution and maintenance of facilities and social and sanitary facilities;
b)
the procurement of technical equipment and the introduction of working methods and working materials,
c)
the selection and testing of body protection products,
d)
Work-physiological, occupational-psychological and other ergonomic and labour-hygiene questions, in particular the working rhythm, working time and the rules of the pausing, the design of workplaces, the working process and the work environment,
e)
the organization of the "First Aid" in the enterprise,
f)
Questions of job change and the integration and reintegration of disabled people into the work process,
g)
the assessment of working conditions;
2.
to study, assess and advise occupational health workers and to assess and evaluate the results of the study;
3.
to monitor the implementation of occupational health and safety and accident prevention, and in connection with that
a)
the workplaces are to be dealt with at regular intervals and identified defects shall be notified to the trader or to the person or persons responsible for occupational safety and health and accident prevention to propose measures for the elimination of such defects; and to work towards their implementation,
b)
to the use of the body-protection products,
c)
to investigate the causes of work-related diseases, to collect and evaluate the results of the study and to propose measures to prevent these diseases from the entreprenter;
4.
to ensure that all employees in the company behave in accordance with the requirements of occupational health and safety and accident prevention, in particular on the accident and health hazards to which they are exposed to work, as well as the institutions and measures to avert these dangers, and to participate in the planning and training of helpers in "First Aid" and the medical aid worker.
(2) At the request of the employee or employees, the occupational physicians or occupational physicians shall inform him or her of the result of his or her occupational medical examinations; Section VII (1), second sentence, shall remain unaffected. (3) To the The duties of occupational physicians or occupational physicians do not include checking the employees ' health reports for their entitlement.
IV.
Requirements for occupational physicians or occupational doctors (1) Only persons who are entitled to pursue the medical profession and who are entitled to fulfil their obligations may be appointed or required as occupational physicians or occupational physicians (1) is required to perform the tasks assigned to it. In particular, the required specialist can be regarded as proven if the doctor or the doctor meets the requirements laid down in paragraph 2 or 3. In each individual case, the particular circumstances in the company must be taken into consideration. check whether the physician or the doctor can meet the specific requirements and be able to use it. (2) Doctors or doctors meet the requirements of paragraph 1 if they are
1.
be entitled to the term "occupational medicine", or
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have already been active in the medical sector and submit a certificate from the competent medical chamber via the required subject-specific certificate.
(3) Doctors or doctors shall also comply with the requirements of paragraph 1 if they:
1.
have been employed in a suitable manner one year in clinical or political terms,
2.
have taken part in a work-medical introductory course, the contents and implementation of which, in agreement with the competent medical chamber, an accident insurance institution and the highest authority responsible for occupational safety and health, of the the country in which the training institution is situated or has been established by a supreme federal authority; and
3.
for the fulfilment of the conditions laid down in points 1 and 2, a certificate issued by the medical chamber shall be provided.
V.
Tasks of the specialists for occupational safety The occupational safety experts are responsible for the task, the employer in the field of occupational health and safety and in accident prevention in all questions of occupational safety, including the humane design of the occupational safety and health insurance. To support work. In particular,
1.
to advise those responsible for occupational safety and health and accident prevention, in particular:
a)
the design, execution and maintenance of facilities and social and sanitary facilities;
b)
the procurement of technical equipment and the introduction of working methods and working materials,
c)
the selection and testing of body protection products,
d)
the design of workplaces, the working environment, the working environment and other questions of ergonomics,
e)
the assessment of working conditions;
2.
check the operating facilities and technical equipment, in particular prior to putting into service, and working procedures, in particular prior to their introduction, in a safety-related manner;
3.
to monitor the implementation of occupational health and safety and accident prevention, and in connection with that
a)
the workplaces are to be dealt with at regular intervals and identified defects shall be notified to the trader or to the person or persons responsible for occupational safety and health and accident prevention to propose measures for the elimination of such defects; and to work towards their implementation,
b)
to the use of the body-protection products,
c)
to investigate the causes of accidents at work, to collect and evaluate the results of the investigation and to propose measures to prevent these accidents at work;
4.
to ensure that all employees in the company behave in accordance with the requirements of occupational health and safety and accident prevention, in particular on the accident and health hazards to which they are exposed to work, , as well as the facilities and measures to address these hazards and to assist in the training of security officers.
VI.
Requirements for occupational safety and health professionals (1) As specialists in occupational safety, only persons who have the necessary expertise to carry out the tasks assigned to them may be appointed or obliged to do so. In particular, the required technical knowledge may be regarded as proven if the skilled person is satisfied with the requirements laid down in paragraphs 2, 3 or 4. In each individual case, taking into consideration the particular circumstances in the company, it is to be examined whether the tasks to be carried out can be carried out by specialists for occupational safety in accordance with paragraphs 2, 3 or 4. (2) Safety Engineers or safety engineers comply with the requirements of the first sentence of paragraph 1, if they
1.
shall be entitled to carry out the professional title of engineer or engineer,
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have pursued a practical activity as an engineer or engineer for at least two years, and
3.
have successfully completed a training course organised by a state or by accident insurance institutions, or a training course of another event carrier which has been recognised by the state or by accident insurance institutions.
(3) Safety technicians or safety technicians shall comply with the requirements of the first sentence of paragraph 1 if they:
1.
have successfully passed an examination as a state-approved technician or state-approved technician,
2.
have carried out a practical activity as a technician or technician for at least two years, and
3.
have successfully completed a training course organised by a state or by accident insurance institutions, or a training course of another event carrier which has been recognised by the state or by accident insurance institutions.
The requirements also meet those who worked as a state-approved technician or state-approved technician for at least four years as a technician or a technician or as a security master or security master and who has worked for at least four years and who has been a certified technician or a state-approved technician. a training course organized by state or accident insurance institutions, or a training course of another event carrier which has been recognised by the state or by accident insurance institutions. (4) Security masters or security masters meet the requirements of the first sentence of paragraph 1, if:
1.
have successfully passed the Master Review,
2.
have pursued a practical job as a master or master for at least two years, and
3.
have successfully completed a training course organised by a state or by accident insurance institutions, or a training course of another event carrier which has been recognised by the state or by accident insurance institutions.
The requirements also meet those who have worked for at least four years in the function of a master or a master or equivalent function, and who have organized a state or accident insurance institution for at least four years. Training course or a training course, recognised by a state or by accident insurance institutions, of another event carrier has successfully completed. (5) Safety specialists meet the requirements of paragraph 1. Sentence 1, even if, before 1 December 1974, it shall be at least one year most of them worked in the field of occupational safety.
VII.
Independence in the application of the technical customer (1) occupational physicians and occupational health professionals are free of instructions when applying their occupational health and safety technical expertise. Occupational physicians are subject only to their medical consciences and have to comply with the rules of medical confidentiality. (2) occupational physicians and occupational health professionals, or, if necessary, occupational health and safety specialists Companies that are appointed by a number of occupational physicians or occupational health specialists, the senior occupational physician or the senior occupational physician and the senior specialist for occupational safety shall be immediately subject to the Entrepreneurs. (3) Can business doctors or occupational health professionals for If occupational safety is not to be agreed with the entrepre person on a work-medical or safety measure proposed by them, they may submit their proposal directly to the institution which has been placed in the position of the employer. If a company is appointed a senior occupational physician or a senior occupational health specialist, the right to the right of proposal shall be as set out in the first sentence of the first sentence. If the notified body rejects the proposal or, if it does not exist, the entrepre of the proposal, the proposal shall be notified in writing and justified by the proposal; the staff or works council shall be given a copy.
VIII.
Cooperation with the staff or works council (1) The businessman and the staff or works council cooperate in the implementation of this regulation in a trusting relationship. The occupational physicians and occupational health workers cooperate with the staff or works council in the performance of their duties. (2) The occupational physicians and occupational health workers and the occupational health and safety specialists are working together. shall inform the staff or works council of important occupational safety and accident prevention matters and shall inform him of the contents of a proposal which they shall make under Section VII (3) of the Executive Body. They have to advise the personnel or works council on their request in matters of occupational safety and accident prevention. (3) In the case of the appointment of the occupational physicians or occupational physicians, the Staff Council has in accordance with the regulations of the Member of staff representative laws or the works council in accordance with the provisions of the Works Constitution Act; when ordering the occupational safety experts, these regulations shall apply accordingly. The staff member or the staff member shall be responsible for the obligation or duty of a freelance doctor or a freelance doctor, a freelancial worker for occupational safety or the connection to an overwork service. Works council to hear.
IX.
Cooperation of occupational physicians and occupational health specialists The occupational physicians and occupational health specialists and the occupational health workers have to cooperate in the performance of their duties. This includes, in particular, joint operations of workplaces.
X.
Occupational health and safety committees Companies, in which occupational physicians or occupational health workers are appointed for occupational safety, the entrepre forms a work-protection committee. This Committee shall be composed of:
1.
the trader or the person appointed by him,
2.
two personnel or works council members appointed by the staff or works council;
3.
Occupational physicians or company doctors,
4.
Occupational safety and health professionals and
5.
Security officer in accordance with § 22 of the Seventh Book of Social Law.
The Occupational Safety Committee (Arbeitsschutzausschuss) has the task of advising on occupational safety and health issues and accident prevention. The Occupational Safety Committee shall meet at least once a quarter.
XI.
Regulation of the organization by the entreprenter of entrepreneurs regulates the organization of occupational health and safety and health protection.
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Annex (to Annex 1)
List of operating species for the allocation of enterprises to the table in Section I (3)

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2006, 1120-1121)
Group
1 2 3 4
Waste water treatment, disposal X
Libraries, Libraries X
Office areas (administration), coffers X
Operating, construction, repair and motor vehicle service X
Depotanlagen, underground facilities *) X X
Print shops X
Probation Points *) X X
Telecommunications *) X X X
Fire fighting X
Airfields, facilities, security *) X X
Forestry X
Courts X
Freight Charger X
Border and border management service of the customs administration, customs duty X
Historical buildings, monuments X
Universities (except clinics), Academies *) X X X X
Repair shops, naval vessels X
Kindergartens, daycare centers X
Power plants X
Hospitals, sanatoriums, medical service X
Kitchen facilities, Heime, Hotels X
Laboratories (except in universities), investigative offices (except medical) X
Agriculture, horticulture, viticulture, animal husbandry, fisheries X
Medical examination offices X
Measuring, testing and charging stations X
Rubbish discharge, landfill, incineration X
Museums, collections, exhibitions X
Nursing and nurse stations X
Postal services *) X X X
Schools X
Sea and inland waterway vessels, floating equipment *) X X
Sports facilities, game and leisure facilities X
Road and track construction, road and track maintenance, bridge maintenance X
Transport and port operations *) X X
Surveying X
Watchkeeping X
Water construction and maintenance X
Workshops, Fuhrparks, Construction courtyards, stock X
Weather Service X
Civil, Disasters-, Self-Protection X
*)
For these companies, a unique assignment to a particular group is not possible. The assignment is based on the respective circumstances of the individual company. The characteristics of the table in Section I (3) shall be the determining factor for the assignment. If you have doubts about the correct assignment, please contact the Federal Accident Fund.
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Annex 2 (to § 1 (2))
Regulations on the Central Office for Occupational Safety and Health at the Federal Ministry of the Interior

Source of the original text: BGBl. I 2006, 1122 The Central Office for Occupational Safety and Health (Zentralstelle) has been established for the performance of tasks in accordance with
1.
Section 21 (5) of the German Employment Protection Act (Arbeitsschutzgesetz, ArbSchG),
2.
Section 115 (3) of the Seventh Book of the Social Code (SGB VII)
established at the Federal Ministry of the Interior.
I.
Task The central office, as the competent authority in accordance with Section 21 (5) of the ArbSchG, is responsible for the Federal Government's public service, in particular the tasks of advising and monitoring, in order to ensure that the provisions of the German Labour Protection Act and the provisions based on it are supported. In accordance with Section 115 (3) of the German Social Code (SGB VII), the task of prevention (Section 17 (1) in conjunction with Section 14 of the German Social Code (SGB VII)) is complied with, with the exception of the decree of accident prevention regulations.
II.
Implementation In the performance of the tasks referred to in point I, the Federal Accident Fund (UK-Bund) acts on behalf of the Zentralstelle.The supervision of the Federal Ministry of the Interior via the UK-Bund according to § 21 (5) ArbSchG and pursuant to § 115 (3) SGB VII shall be perceived by the Central Office.
III.
Working group Occupational Safety and Accident Prevention A permanent working group on occupational safety and accident prevention has been set up to advise the central office, which consists of representatives of the top federal authorities, experts and scientists.
IV.
The tasks of the Central Office are carried out by the Office for Occupational Safety and Health at the Federal Service of the Federal Ministry of the Interior. At the same time, the Head or Head of the Central Office is Head or Head of the Central Office.
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Annex 3 (to § 1 no. 3)
Regulations on the appointment of security officers in accordance with § 22 of the Seventh Book of Social Code

Source of the original text: BGBl. I 2006, 1123
I.
The obligations of the entrepre of the entrepre shall appoint a sufficient number of security officers in accordance with § 22 of the Seventh Book of the Social Code and shall assist them in the performance of their duties.
II.
Number of safety officers to be appointed (1) In enterprises where mainly office activities are carried out, if there are more than 20 employees, a person, if there are more than 150 employees, is two persons, if there are more than 500 employees, three persons are to be assigned to safety officers. If there are more than 1,000 employees, one person is additionally a safety officer for a further 500 employees, or (2) In companies in which the majority of the of technical, scientific or medical activities, if there are more than 20 employees, a person, if there are more than 50 employees, shall be two persons, provided that more than 150 employees are employed There are more than 300 employees available. For each additional 150 employees, two persons are to be appointed as safety officers. (3) For areas in which the majority of employees are employed, the number of persons in charge of the safety officer is to be volunteer employees are, provided that: there are more than 20 employees, a person, if there are more than 300 employees, to appoint two persons to safety officers. (4) In a company, there are special features which affect the safety of employees. The number of safety officers could be increased, for example, if dangerous machines or spatially separated business units could be used. In this case, even in the case of less than 20 employees, at least one person is to be ordered to or from the security officer.
III.
Notice of Safety Envoy The names of the security officers shall be made known in the enterprise.
IV.
Notification to the Federal Office of the Federal Accident Insurance Office of the Federal Accident Fund must be notified of the names of the security officers The Federal Accident Insurance Fund is to be informed about any change of security officer.
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Annex 4 (to § 1 no. 4)
Regulations on the collection and evaluation of the accident events of the civil servants

Source of the original text: BGBl. I 2006, 1124 The accidents at work (including the commuting accidents) of the civil servants are recorded and evaluated. This is done in an anonymized form.
I.
Collection The registration is carried out on the enclosed accident reporting form (Appendix 1). The explanatory notes on the accident display (Appendix 2) must be taken into account in order to ensure an evaluation on a comparable basis.
II.
Notification of an accident shall be made to the Federal Accident Insurance Fund. The completed accident registration forms will be sent directly to the prevention department of the Federal Accident Fund, Weserstr. 47, 26382 Wilhelmshaven. It is important to ensure that the operating number issued by the Federal Accident Insurance Fund exactly and the exact name of the company shall be recorded.
III.
The Federal Accident Fund of the Federal Government will provide an overview of the past year for the company and persons for which the Federal Accident Insurance Fund is an insurance institution pursuant to § 125 (1) No. 2 to 7 and (3) of the Seventh Book of Social Insurance Companies (Sozialgesetzbuch). year and, as far as possible after the data situation is possible, to provide prevention advice.
IV.
Accidents of employees The accident reporting procedure for the employees insured at the accident insurance fund of the Federal Government remains unaffected.
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Appendix 1 (to Annex 4)
Accident Display Officials

Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2006, 1125
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Appendix 2 (to Annex 4)
Information on the accident display officials

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2006, 1126)
I.
General Information in the accident display officials are required exclusively for prevention purposes. The free fields (4, 6, 9, 11, 12, etc.) are not relevant for prevention. Further notification obligations, in particular according to the rules of service law, shall remain unaffected.
Who has to report the accident? The department shall reimburse the accident display.
When is an accident report to be reported? The notification shall be reported if an accident is carried out in the office, on a mission or service or on the way to or from the place where the activity is carried out (e.g. (b) on the way between the home and the office = commuting accident) a service incapacity of more than three days or the death of the official is the result.
In what number is the accident display to be created? 1 copy for the Department of Prevention of the Federal Accident Fund
In addition, 1 copy of the service
1 copy of the staff council/works council
Continue 1 copy can be obtained from the official
Within which period will the accident display be reimbursed? The office shall refund the notification within three days after the accident has been notified of the accident.
What should be considered in the event of serious accidents, mass accidents and deaths? Fatal accidents, particularly serious accidents and accidents involving several persons, are immediately available to the Department of Prevention of the Federal Accident Insurance department. to report by fax (telephone number ......).
II.
Explanations of individual questions in the accident display
2
The operating number assigned by the Federal Accident Insurance is to be disclosed.
4
For reasons of data protection, this information does not appear for prevention purposes.
5
For prevention, only the year of birth appears.
6
For reasons of data protection, this information does not appear for prevention purposes.
17
Detailed information is required here:
.
Indicate the operating part/working area in which the accident occurred (e.g. Office, laboratory, manufacturing facility, print shop, workshop, depot, lock, machine room, meeting room)
.
Description of the work carried out by the civil servant at the time of the accident (e.g. B. Transport of work equipment, cutting of printing originals, structure of a microphone system, control of the machine, control of persons)
.
Description of the accident. It is important, which deviations from the usual working sequence led to the accident (e.g. B. ... bent too far to the side, lost the balance and crashed by the ladder, beat the opened drawer, pinched the fingers in the door, slipped on the floor on oil, stumbled at the stair level).
In addition, the details should be as accurate as possible:
.
to the accident-triggering object (e.g. B. Machine, Tool, Staircase, Ladder, Floor)
.
on working conditions (e.g. B. Heat, Cold, Noise, Dust, Radiation)
.
on dangerous substances (e.g. B. Paints, lacquers, solvents, acids, cleaning agents).
The accident signage can be continued on the back or on a leaflet.
18
Examples: "Right forearm" or "Left foot and right head side", "Prellung", "Dust", "Bone Fracture", "Burning" etc.
19
Examples: "Prellung", "Verstauchung", "bone fracture", "combustion", etc.
23
Please tick:-Office/Administration-Technical field-Research/Laboratory-Operations (e.g. Federal Police, Customs, BKA).
24
The question shall be after the date on which the official has been carrying out the activity referred to in paragraph 23.