The Washington Supervisor's Report of an Accident is a document that is required to be completed by a supervisor when an employee is injured on the job. This document is used to track the incident, document the employee's medical treatment, and provide information to the employer in order to assess the safety of the workplace and reduce the risk of similar incidents in the future. The report includes information such as the date and time of the accident, the employee's name, the location and type of accident, a description of the injuries sustained, any witnesses to the accident, and any steps taken by the supervisor to ensure the safety of the employee. There are two types of Washington Supervisor's Report of an Accident: the Supervisor's Accident Report and the Supervisor's Accident Investigation Report. The Supervisor's Accident Report is used when an employee is injured on the job and is completed by the supervisor to document the incident. It includes information such as the date and time of the accident, the employee's name, the location and type of accident, a description of the injuries sustained, and any steps taken by the supervisor to ensure the safety of the employee. The Supervisor's Accident Investigation Report is used when an employee is injured on the job and an investigation is required. This document is completed by the supervisor and includes more detailed information such as a detailed description of the accident, a list of any safety violations that may have contributed to the accident, a list of corrective actions taken to prevent similar incidents in the future, and a list of any witnesses to the accident.