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AB Gov: Reporting and Investigating Potentially Serious Incidents (PSI)

Key Information

The types of incidents and injuries reportable to the Alberta Government are

  • Serious injury or incident
  • Incident at a mine or mine site
  • Potentially serious incident (PSI)

It is the responsibility of the prime contractor, or if there isn’t one, the employer of the work site to report the PSI to the Director of Inspections.

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