The Pennsylvania Self-insured Employer's Initial Report of Accident and Illness Prevention Program is a document that employers in Pennsylvania must submit to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry to document their implementation of an accident and illness prevention program. This document is used to demonstrate an employer's commitment to workplace safety and compliance with Pennsylvania's occupational safety and health regulations. This document must be submitted annually and covers three main areas, including: 1. A description of the employer’s accident and illness prevention program, including the methods used to identify and eliminate hazards, and the methods used to inform and educate workers about hazards. 2. An analysis of the effectiveness of the program, including a review of the employer’s accident and illnesrecorkeepingng, the employer’s safety and health training program, and any corrective actions taken to address hazards or problems. 3. A description of how the program is being updated as needed. This document is required for employers who are self-insured under Pennsylvania's workers' compensation law. There are two types of Pennsylvania Self-insured Employer's Initial Report of Accident and Illness Prevention Program: the Standard Report and the Comprehensive Report. The Standard Report is a shorter version of the Comprehensive Report and must be submitted for all employers. The Comprehensive Report must be submitted only if the employer has a written accident and illness prevention program that meets the requirements of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry.