MMTA WCT Online FROI Guidelines
Section One: Reason for Report
2a. Lost time- one or more days
- If the employee is out of work because of the injury, OR if they were placed on modified duty restrictions and are out of work for any reason (related to the injury or not), please check off this box.
2b. Was employee paid for ½ day or more on day of injury
- Check “yes” or “no”. IF NO, please also check off box 2a as this would make this a lost time claim.
4. Medical/health care
- If the employee went to a medical facility for treatment of this injury, please check off this box.
Section Two: Employer
8. State UIAN
- If you do not have it, you can leave blank, MMTA has the number.
9. FEIN
- If you do not have it, you can leave blank, MMTA has the number.
10. Employer name
11. Employer mailing address
12. Employer city mailing address
13. Employer state mailing address
14. Employer state mailing zip
15. Employer telephone
16. Nature/type of business
17. Employer address if different from mailing
18. Did injury occur on employer’s premises?
- Please check “yes” or “no”. If no, please list the name and address of the location where the injury happened.
Section Three: Insurer
MMTA can fill this in. If you choose to fill it in:
Type of insurer: Self-Administered Employer
19. MMTA Workers’ Comp Trust
20. Your policy number with the trust
21. Insurer file number
- Please leave blank- MMTA will fill this in when a claim number has been assigned.
22-25. PO Box 5198, Augusta, ME, 04332
26. 207-623-1807
Section Four: Employee
27. Employee’s full legal last name
28. Employee’s full legal first name
- Please do not use nicknames/shortened names
29. Employee’s middle initial
30. Employee’s personal telephone number
31. Employee’s social security number
32. Employee’s legal gender
33. Employee’s mailing address
- If they have a separate physical address, please let us know when you email the FROI
34. Employee’s mailing city
35. Employee’s mailing state
36. Employee’s mailing zip code
37. Employee’s date of birth
38. Employee’s job title
39. Employee’s date of hire
- If an employee is seasonal, please use their original date of hire and let us know.
40. Employee’s weekly wage at the time of injury
- This can be an average, it does not need to be their exact pay amount for the week of injury. Please do not enter an hourly rate, but a weekly gross amount (ex. $850.00)
41. Does the employee work for another employer?
- Please check “yes” or “no”- if yes, please list the name and address of any concurrent employers at the time of injury.
Section Five: Claim Information
42. Date of injury and date employer notified of injury.
- For date employer notified of injury- this needs to be the first date the employee reported the injury to anyone in a supervisory role. The person completing the FROI may not find out until a later date, but if a supervisor knew about the injury at an earlier date, that is the date you need to use.
43. Date of incapacity and date employer notified of incapacity.
- Incapacity refers to lost time. If any employee is out of work, please list the first day out. If they were not paid for more than ½ a day on the date of injury, the date of incapacity will be the same as the date of injury.
- *Modified duty- If an employee is out of work for ANY reason at all (related or unrelated to the injury) and is on modified duty, we need to file lost time. If the employee is losing time from work because of unrelated reasons, we can deny the lost time portion.
- For date employer notified of incapacity- this needs to be the first date anyone in a supervisory role knew the employee was out of work. The person completing the FROI may not find out until a later date, but if a supervisor knew about the lost time at an earlier date, that is the date you need to use.
44. Time employee began work
45. Date employer notified insurer
- This is the date you are submitting the FROI to MMTA
46. Time of injury
47. Has the employee returned to work?
- Please check “yes” or “no”
- For medical only claims- if the employee continued to work their entire shift, or came back to work after getting medical treatment, you can enter the same date as the date of injury.
- For lost time claims where the employee has not returned to work, check off “no” and leave the date field blank.
- For lost time claims where the employee has returned to work- please enter the first day back to work after being out.
48. Specific injury or illness
- Strain, fracture, burn, contusion, etc
49. Body part(s) injured
- Back, wrist, knee, etc
50. All equipment, materials, chemicals employee was using when event occurred
- Specific hand tool, powered tool, cleaning products, etc
51. Specific activity the employee was engaged in when the event occurred
- Example: delivering product to customer, driving tractor trailer, stocking shelves, etc
- Was the activity part of normal job duties- please check “yes” or “no”
52. How the injury or illness occurred
- Please be specific with description. Please specify right/left for injured body parts (left shoulder, right knee, etc). The more details we have, the better.
53. Hospitalized overnight as inpatient?
- Please check “yes” or “no”.
54. Was the employee treated in an emergency room?
- Please check “yes” or “no”.
55. Health care provider
- Please list the first medical facility they treated in.
56. Health care provider’s mailing address
57. Health care provider’s telephone number.
Section Six: Preparer Information
58. Preparer name and title
59. Preparer telephone number
60. Date sent to WCB
- Please leave blank, MMTA will fill this in with the date we submit the FROI to the WCB.
*Once you have completed the FROI, please “save as” to your desktop and attach it in an email to bperkins@workerscompme.com.
Questions?
Contact us anytime:
MMTA Workers' Comp. Trust
PO Box 5198
Augusta, ME 04332-5198
Phone: (207)623-1807
Fax: (207)622-6804