Wisconsin Supervisor and Safety Coordinator Investigation Reports for Injury or Illness are documents used to investigate workplace accidents or illnesses in Wisconsin state workplaces. These reports are used to document the details of the incident, identify any potential safety or health hazards, and recommend corrective actions to prevent future incidents. The reports may also be used to assess the safety coordinator’s compliance with state and federal safety regulations. The reports typically include the following information: • Name of the injured or ill employee • Date and time of the incident • Description of the incident, including any contributing factors • Witness statements • Photos of the incident scene • Results of any safety inspections • Recommendations for corrective action • Any other relevant information There are two types of Wisconsin Supervisor and Safety Coordinator Investigation Reports for Injury or Illness: Initial Reports and Follow-up Reports. Initial Reports are completed when the incident is first reported and include all the details of the incident. Follow-up Reports are completed after the initial investigation is complete and include any corrective actions taken and other updates.