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How do I file a Workers’ Compensation claim for a job related accident?
Immediately after the accident, report it to your foreman or supervisor who will then file a 24 Hour Report and ADR C2 with E.E.S.I.S.P. You will then receive a post card from E.E.S.I.S.P. giving you a case number. If you do not receive this post card, contact your employer to make sure the accident report was filed.
Please note, medical bills or payment for lost time will be delayed or not paid without an accident report
If I need medical treatment for my ADR claim, who should I contact?
Contact MagnaComp at 1-888-336-8773 and they will recommend doctors in your area. Please note, you must use a doctor in the MagnaComp network or payment of bills will be denied.
If you require immediate or emergency treatment following an injury, you may go to any hospital or walk-in clinic. If additional treatment is required, you must contact MagnaComp for a referral to an in-network provider.
The Electrical Employers Self Insurance Safety Plan (E.E.S.I.S.P.) administers Workers’ Compensation benefits, collectively bargained supplemental benefits and Short-Term Disability benefits for many of the members of IBEW Local Union No. 3.
One of the most important features of E.E.S.I.S.P. is the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) program. In 1996, the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board granted E.E.S.I.S.P. the authority to operate the ADR program for all claims filed after that date. E.E.S.I.S.P. is the largest entity in the state which operates an ADR program. The ADR program has resulted in shorter time periods from injury to claim resolution, reduced attorney fees and claim handling that is sensitive to the particular needs of injured workers and contractors operating in the electrical industry in the New York City environment.
Re: Compliance with NYC Regulations requiring OSHA 10-Hour Card Your OSHA-10 Card expires 5 years from the date it was issued. Please check your card to determine if your card has expired or is due to expire soon. If you need to renew your OSHA Course – please contact the “Help Desk” at 718 591-2000 Ext.1499 for registration and access information for the online course.
