Concept: Safety Incident Security

Safety incidents have 2 components with separate contextual security:

A safety incident report associated with a business site location.

One or more involved parties that belong to supervisory organizations.

This contextual security applies to all safety incident tasks, reports, business processes, and report data sources. This means:

Safety incidents with an involved party are accessible to roles on either the location hierarchy or supervisory organization.

Safety incidents without an involved party are accessible only to roles on the location hierarchy, since there's no supervisory organization.

The table displays examples of access to safety incidents for different roles:

Example	Security Group	Access
Safety Administrator (or similar role)	User-based	Can view all safety incidents and involved parties, including nonworker involved parties. Can report, update, and rescind safety incidents, when assigned to all safety domains and business processes.
Safety Partner (or similar role)	Role-based (location hierarchy)	Can view all safety incidents in their business site location, as well as safety incidents they entered. Can view all involved parties, including nonworker involved parties. Can report, update, and rescind safety incidents, when assigned to safety domains and business processes.
Manager	Role-based (supervisory organization)	Can view all safety incidents they entered and any safety incident involving at least 1 party in their organization. Can only view involved parties in their organization and nonworker involved parties. Can report and update safety incidents, when assigned to safety domains and business processes.
Worker	Employee as Self	Can only view safety incidents to which they're an involved party. Can't see other involved parties.
Reporter	Any security group	Can see all safety incidents that they reported, as long as they are in a security group assigned to safety domains.

When you use the

Report Safety Incident

task to add an involved party to a safety incident report, you only see the

Nature of Injury/Illness

collapsible section. This is because the supervisory organization context isn't available. You see the additional tabs in the

Update Safety Incident

task when the involved party provides context for security access.

Alternatively, you can assign the Employee as Self
and Contingent Worker as Self
security groups to the Self-Service: Safety Incidents
domain to display the additional tabs in the

Report Safety Incident

task. However, these collapsible sections are visible to workers if they have permission to view safety incidents.

Concept: Security Groups