• It uses MyAlberta Digital ID for Business accounts. 
• Now employers can set up an account and have all their information in one spot. For more information on MyAlberta Digital ID for Business, see the new webinar.
• Employers no longer have to complete an online report all at once; they can save the record and complete it at another time.
• Employers can have multiple users on one account. 
• Employers can upload their investigation reports instead of manually entering the information.

• Report mine or mine site incidents
• Report potentially serious incidents
• Employer Services

• Become familiar with the Recognizing a potentially serious incident decision tree.

• Confirm that any bookmarks, favourites, or links that you have saved for PSI reporting are still valid.
• Confirm whether your municipality/organization needs to set up a MyAlberta Digital ID for Business Accounts as outlined above.

• AMHSA at 1.800.267.9764 or safety@amhsa.net; or
• Alberta OHS at Phone: 780.415.8690 (Edmonton) or Toll free: 1.866.415.8690 

• A PSI is any event where a reasonable and informed person would determine that under slightly different circumstances, there would be a high likelihood for a serious injury to a person.

• An injury is considered serious if it falls under section 40(2)(a) or (b) of the OHS Act, including if it:
• results in a fatality
• causes an individual to be admitted to hospital as an inpatient

• When determining whether an incident is a PSI, the following factors should be taken into consideration:
• actual circumstances of the incident (person, place, time, work practices being followed)
• hazards present at the time of the incident
• appropriate controls in place at the time of the incident
• slightly different circumstances (timing, distance, body position, etc.) that may have resulted in a serious injury
• similar incidents that have occurred within the employer or prime contractor's operations in the past 2 years that resulted in a serious injury

• To meet their obligations under the Act, the employer or prime contractor (if there is one) must also:
• carry out an investigation of the incident with the participation of the joint work site health and safety committee or health and safety representative, if there is one at the work site
• prepare a report that outlines their investigation, including any corrective actions taken
• ensure a copy of the report is readily available and given to an OHS officer on demand
• provide a copy of the report to a Director of Inspection, the joint work site health and safety committee or health and safety representative, if applicable. If there is no committee or representative, a copy must be made available to workers once the investigation is complete
• retain a copy of the report for at least two years after the PSI