Employee Health & Safety Hrpd 707 - Return to Work Plan

COURSE NAME AND CODE: EMPLOYEE HEALTH & SAFETY HRPD- 707

ASSIGNMENT 1: RETURN TO WORK

SUBMITTED TO: PREITI MOMAYA

SUBMITTED ON: 10 JUNE, 2018

SUBMITTED BY: AASTHA

STUDENT ID: 300978990

SECTION: 001

ANS 1:

Following are the steps I will take after receiving Functional Ability Assessment form:

1. I will conduct a functional needs analysis to support the documentation for accommodation.
2.  I will compare and rationalize functional needs vs. abilities.
3. Then i will try to find the immediate health needs required by the employee.
4. After that I will clarify contractual rights and duties to verify what are the company’s obligations towards employee e.g. medical leave and benefits.
5. Moving further I will generate and access creative accommodation options for employee.
6. After that I will access medical impact, workplace impact and contractual impact so right decision can be made.
7. I will finalize accommodation plan, and implement it so that employee can work.

ANS 2:

Following are the activities which Jonathan may be unable to carry out at work based on his job description and outside at work:

1. He cannot operate the vehicle manually.
2. He cannot load and unload the truck.
3. He cannot climb into truck cab.
4. He cannot grip, lift, push, pull and carry wheeled, cardboard boxes over, up and down inclines, stairs, changes in walking surfaces and elevations.
5. He cannot lift 70 lbs.
6. He cannot walk, stand, and sit for extended periods of time.

ANS 3:

Jonathan is entitled for workers’ compensation because:

1. He has worker-employer relationship with the company and the employer is covered by the WSIB.
2. He has sustained work related injury so he is entitled to be compensated for loss of earnings and loss of functional ability.
3. He has provided the Functional ability assessment report.

ANS 4:

Following are the sources and people I would consult in order to develop a Return to Work Plan:

1. Employer
2. Injured worker
3. Health care provider
4. Insurance provider
5. Government (if required)
6. Disability management contractors

ANS 5:

1. As per Jonathan duties in delivery driver, he has to prepare accurate paperwork and records and he has to communicate in a friendly professional manner with clients and co-workers, so according to my research and considering the worker’s restrictions and limitations he can perform the duty of dispatcher.

The reason for being is that the job of dispatcher does not require physical effort as lifting, standing etc. It just require knowledge of the routes to scheduling the deliveries which he has, basic knowledge to prepare paper work regarding shipping, receiving, dispatching daily orders. Communication   skills to communicate in friendly professional manner with clients and coworkers.

1. The type of accommodation which is suitable for the worker is Light duty work and gradual work exposure. The reason being as he cannot work for his regular job i.e. delivery driver, for gradual work exposure is because as Jonathan cannot sit, stand and walk for the extended period of time. It will provide him light duty work where hours and expected duties slowly increase as his injuries will take a month to recover and his ankle will take a longer time to recover. Duties he will perform:

1. He will do the dispatching and receiving orders for deliveries.
2. Enter the data in computer, maintain call logs and other information.
3. Prepare the paper work regarding shipping, receiving and deliveries.
4. Communicate with client and customers in professional manner.
5. Monitor the route and scheduling the deliveries.

    d)   I will monitor on his health by talking to his physician on time to time basis and                  also review his progress report on the injury and also talk to him regarding his progress.

1. Work Plan

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  Return to Work (RTW) Goal        

• RTW goal

              Pre-injury job with accommodations

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Has functional abilities information been received?         Yes Attached to Return to Work Plan?         Yes [pic 4]

If no, when will functional abilities information be received?

Date:           

  Accommodations        

Based on the information received, are accommodations required? YES[pic 5]

Are accommodations temporary or permanent? TEMPORARY

If temporary, what is the expected duration of the accommodations?[pic 6]

Attach additional pages with information on accommodations to be implemented, date(s) to be implemented and expected duration of accommodation(s).

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  Treatment Schedule        

Appointment Date and Time: 06/12/2018- 9.00 a.m

  Work Schedule        

Determine follow-up cycle to monitor progress of return to work. For example, weekly, bi- weekly, etc. Provide date for next follow-up.