The Online Reporting System is a secure Internet application providing you with immediate access to WCB Incident Report forms, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. These forms are completely electronic, easy to use and "smart" – as you fill out your information on screen, your form changes according to your answers to make it even simpler!
If you require claim-related assistance with the Online Incident Reporting System, please contact the Claim Information Centre at 1-800-362-3340. The Claim Information Centre is available to you Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
If you require technical assistance with the Online Incident Reporting System, please contact the WCB Technical Support Team at 954-4803 in Winnipeg or toll free at 1-866-751-9245. The WCB Technical Support Team is available to assist you from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM (except on statutory holidays).
Yes, reports created from uploaded files should be reviewed for accuracy, and may be edited as needed before saving or submitting the report.
To take advantage of this feature, you must:
WCB's Online Incident Reporting now has the ability to accept a file containing incident information, so you won’t have to retype information with each report you submit. Employers who track incidents and record information in their own systems may benefit from this feature of online reporting.
If you can extract information about a specific incident from your systems, and save it into a file, you may be able to upload that file to fill in an employer report.
The file you upload to the Online Reporting Incident System must be of a certain type and format. The specificationfor this format is available for download. Please note that this specification was changed in July 2009. If you had downloaded the previous version, please use this new version.
The first step to using the Online Incident Reporting System is to become a registered user. For security purposes, there must be only one person in your organization who registers all of the users within your organization. This person will become the Security Administrator for your organization.
When contacting the WCB Technical Support Team to register your organization’s users, the Security Administratior will need the name and phone number of all the users they wish to register and a challenge-response phrase.
The Security Administrator will also need the following information for each of the WCB-registered firms in your organization:
This information is required to confirm that you are an authorized staff person of your organization and makes the registration process smoother. The required WCB information can be found on your:
To register, phone the WCB Technical Support Team at 954-4803 in Winnipeg or toll free at 1-866-751-9245. A WCB Technical Support Team Member will help you register all of the users for your organization.
Once you are registered, a WCB Technical Support Team Member will phone you back with all of the User IDs and passwords for your organization's users.
Contact the WCB Technical Support Team at 954-4803 in Winnipeg or toll free at 1-866-751-9245.
To update user information, your organization's Security Administrator will need to advise the WCB Technical Support Team at 954-4803 in Winnipeg or toll free at 1-866-751-9245.
The following list contains the password rules for the WCB Online Incident Reporting System:
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For security purposes, you must change your password on your initial log on and every 12 months afterwards. You can also change your password anytime you want. Changing your password is a very simple process.
To change your password:
WCB's Online Incident Reporting System is available to you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The WCB Technical Support Team is available to assist you from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM (except on statutory holidays). System and support availability is subject to change.
Absolutely! The Online Incident Reporting System is only one method for communicating information to WCB.
No signature is required. Signature authority is verified during the registration process.
The system requirements for WCB's Online Incident Reporting System include:
If your computer system does not meet any of the above requirements, a screen is displayed when you log on informing you of the minimum criteria and a list of messages that describe what part of your system does not meet the requirements.
While there is no minimum Internet connection speed required, faster connection speeds will provide better performance.
The WCB administers both compulsory and optional no-fault insurance for workplace injuries to workers and employers in the province. Its primary function is to provide assistance to workplaces and workers who are injured on the job through both compensation and return to work services. The WCB also provides prevention services such as training and consulting workplaces on safety and health.
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