Kelvin Daniels, Occupational Safety Specialist
kelvind@uidaho.edu
phone: 208-885-6297
fax: 208-885-5969
Environmental Health & Safety
875 Perimeter Dr MS 2030
Moscow, ID 83844-2030
kelvind@uidaho.edu
phone: 208-885-6297
fax: 208-885-5969
Environmental Health & Safety
875 Perimeter Dr MS 2030
Moscow, ID 83844-2030
Greg Felten, Occupational Safety Technician II
gfelten@uidaho.edu
phone: 208-885-2937
fax: 208-885-5969
Environmental Health & Safety
875 Perimeter Dr MS 2030
Moscow, ID 83844-2030
gfelten@uidaho.edu
phone: 208-885-2937
fax: 208-885-5969
Environmental Health & Safety
875 Perimeter Dr MS 2030
Moscow, ID 83844-2030
Accidents, Incidents, and Workers' Compensation
The University seeks to provide a safe and secure working and learning environment and strives to meet the goal of having zero accidents occur.
When accidents do occur, the prompt reporting of injuries or illnesses related to University employment or activities is essential to ensure that the person(s) involved have received the proper medical care, the situation causing the injury or illness has been identified, and the appropriate documentation has been completed.
Prompt reporting allows University personnel to investigate the causes of these injuries or illnesses and to recommend preventive measures to eliminate or minimize the risk of similar occurrences. Accident reporting procedures that should be followed may vary depending on whether the person involved is a University employee, student, a person not associated with the University, or if a University vehicle is involved in an accident.
This webpage contains links to additional information on the accident reporting process and related report forms as well as specific information on the University’s workers compensation claims process and experience.
When accidents do occur, the prompt reporting of injuries or illnesses related to University employment or activities is essential to ensure that the person(s) involved have received the proper medical care, the situation causing the injury or illness has been identified, and the appropriate documentation has been completed.
Prompt reporting allows University personnel to investigate the causes of these injuries or illnesses and to recommend preventive measures to eliminate or minimize the risk of similar occurrences. Accident reporting procedures that should be followed may vary depending on whether the person involved is a University employee, student, a person not associated with the University, or if a University vehicle is involved in an accident.
This webpage contains links to additional information on the accident reporting process and related report forms as well as specific information on the University’s workers compensation claims process and experience.

