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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Person Involved in Accident/Incident' details, including their name, date of birth, phone number, and address. If information is unavailable, select the appropriate option.
If the incident involves a minor, fill in the 'Parent/Guardian Contact' section with their name and phone number.
Record the date and time of the accident or incident. Specify whether it occurred during AM or PM.
Indicate the location where the incident took place and provide specific details about the area.
Answer whether the individual was participating in a CARD program and if they signed a Waiver and Release.
For accidents, describe what happened factually. Include any injuries sustained and assistance provided.
For incidents, detail unusual occurrences such as property damage or unsafe acts. Document actions taken at the scene.
Complete witness information and ensure that all necessary notifications were made to parents/guardians and supervisors.
Finally, fill out your details as the report preparer and ensure all signatures are obtained before submission.
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