Completing the Physical Job Description Form

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Completing the Physical Instructions Page The Physical (PJD) is a form used to gather and document key information about the physical demands of the job. This form will assist with rehabilitation planning, medical decision making, and return to work. *This form can be printed and filled out manually or completed on-line and emailed back to Beacon. Who should complete this form? Ideally, the worker s immediate supervisor should complete the PJD. Input should be gathered by observing the workers who perform the actual job tasks and are familiar with the work processes involved. Involve the injured worker in the process whenever possible. Do I need to fill out the entire form? You must fill out pages 1 4. Consider all aspects of the worker s job demands. Some portions of the PJD form may not be applicable for the job you are describing and if so please indicate using n/a. Please note Appendix A is only for workers who have direct contact and handling of patients or clients, i.e., health care, group home, and child care workers. Do I need to send the company job description along with this form? Yes, please attach a copy of your company s current, most up to date, written job description. Modified Duty Options Please fill out the Modified Duty Options page of the form. Modified or transitional duty allows the injured worker to get back to work by performing lighter, less demanding tasks and/or working reduced hours. It also promotes a faster recovery and reduces claim costs. Please note, if your company is already a Stay-at-Work/Return-to-Work (SAW/RTW) participant, these task banks should already be available. For more information regarding the SAW/RTW program, please go to beaconmutual.com Make a copy of the completed form You will want to make a copy of the PJD form and Keep it on file for future use. Need Help? If you have any additional questions or require assistance, you can contact the adjuster, or call us at (401)825-2667 x 6156 or send an email to Beaconclaims@beaconmutual.com and ask for an Ergonomic Specialist in the Claims Department. One Beacon Centre, Warwick, RI 02886-1378 beaconmutual.com Page 1 of 6

Regular Duty Physical Job Description (PJD) Form (See the instructions on the last page if you need help completing this form.) Employee Name: Regular Duty Job Title: Department: Claim Number: Company Name: Briefly describe the Essential Job Duties below in 2-3 sentences. Work Schedule: Hours per day Days per week Shifts Overtime Hours Break/Lunch Periods Equipment/Tools Used: (check) Computer Telephone Calculator Head Set Forklift (sit) Forklift (stand) Motor Vehicle Power Hand Tools Manual Hand tools Manual Pallet Jack Step Ladder Extension Ladder Heavy Machinery Tool belt Other: Safety Equipment Used: (check) Glasses Gloves Ear Plugs Suit Knee Pads Mask Hard Hat Boots Other Work Pace Set by (check all that apply): Self Incentive/Piece Rate Machine Quota System Other: Environmental Exposures: (check) Indoor Work Outdoor Work Extreme high Temps Extreme low temps. Other: Sitting, Standing, and Walking Requirements a. TOTAL hours during a typical work day to: (check the correct number of hours) Sit 0.5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8+ Stand 0.5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8+ Walk 0.5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8+ One Beacon Centre, Warwick, RI 02886-1378 beaconmutual.com Page 2 of 6

b. Has option to alternate sit/stand? Yes No Sometimes c. Maximum sitting time before changing positions? d. Maximum standing time before changing positions? Functional Work Postures Instructions: In terms of an 8 hour workday, select the category that applies to each activity. Total hours in all columns may be greater than 8 hours: Activity Bend/stoop Not at all Occasional (< 2.5 hours) Frequent (2.5 to 5.5 hours) Constant (5.5 to 8 hours) Explain/Comments Ladder Climb Kneel Balance Push/Pull Squat Crawl Stair Climb Reaching: Above shoulder Indicate if using Right (R), Left (L) Both (B) extremities Grasp with whole hand Waist to shoulder Below waist Right hand Left hand Both Pinching Right hand Left hand Both Feeling (sensing temperatures and textures ) Right hand Left hand One Beacon Centre, Warwick, RI 02886-1378 beaconmutual.com Page 3 of 6

Material Handling Requirements: (Include the Weight of Objects) Instructions: For every activity performed, enter the weight of the object, and select how often the lift/carry is performed within an 8-hour day. Activity Lift (usual load). Weight In Pounds Not at all Occasionally 1 lift per hour Frequently 2-12 lifts per hour Constantly > 13 lifts per hour Lift (max. load) Lift (max. lift above shoulder) Lift (max. lift below knee) Carry (usual load front carry) Carry (max. load front carry) Carry: (usual load bucket carry Carry: (max. load bucket carry) Carry: (usual load shoulder carry Carry: (max. load shoulder carry In Summary: What is the average amount of weight an employee is required to lift? Lbs. How Often? What is the maximum amount of weight an employee is required to lift? Lbs. How Often? Who is filling out this form? Name: Job Title: Telephone: Email: Date: Signature: Please return this form to Beacon Mutual by fax to 401-825-2980. If you have any additional questions or require assistance, you can contact the adjuster, or call 825-2667 ext. 6156 or send an email to Beaconclaims@beaconmutual.com and ask for an Ergonomic Specialist in the claims department to assist you. One Beacon Centre, Warwick, RI 02886-1378 beaconmutual.com Page 4 of 6

Modified Duty Options Form Regular Duty Job Title: Company Name: Employee Name: Claim Number: Our Company can offer modified and/or transitional duty Yes No We are a participant of the Beacon Mutual Stay at Work/Return to Work Program? Yes No If no, would you like someone from Beacon to contact you to discuss the program in more detail? Yes No Normal work hours/shift: Common Modified Duty Options Please check all that apply: Any modifications or restrictions can be accommodated. Work hours/shifts can be reduced or modified. Sedentary desk/office work is available. Patient transfers can be minimized or eliminated. Lifting/Carrying can be eliminated or limited to Option to alternate sit/stand. Co-worker assistance can be utilized. Stretch breaks as needed. Work remotely from home. Other Please list or describe below any other accommodations your company will allow: Please return to this form to Beacon Mutual by fax to 401-825-2980. If you have any additional questions or require assistance, you can contact the adjuster, or call 825-2667 ext. 6156 or send an email to Beaconclaims@beaconmutual.com and ask for an Ergonomic Specialist in the claims department to assist you. One Beacon Centre, Warwick, RI 02886-1378 beaconmutual.com Page 5 of 6

Appendix A Direct Patient/Client Care Regular Duty Job Title: Department: Employee Name: Company Name: Patient lifts/transfers: Instructions: Please fill in the boxes below by marking all that apply Physical Effort Provided By The Employee BED MOBILITY Not at all Supervision Contact Guard Minimum <25% the work Moderate <50% of the work Maximum <75% of the work Total < 100% Rolling Scooting Supine to Sit Repositioning TRANSFERS Sit-to-Stand Slide Board Hoyer Lift MOBILITY Ambulation Maneuver wheelchair Questions a. Is the employee required to work independently with patients? Yes No b. Are coworkers available to assist with all types of transfers and mobility? Yes No c. Are patient restraints required at times? Yes No Please explain the type and frequency of restraints in this box, if applicable, and/or provide any additional information: Equipment Used: (check all that apply) Hoyer Lift Wheelchair Gait Belt Slide Board Sit Stand Device Electric Hospital Bed Manual Hospital Bed One Beacon Centre, Warwick, RI 02886-1378 beaconmutual.com Page 6 of 6