SE compliance check

Outside This Notice Test — Contact Person Recorded: Yes · Event Category: Other Injury Or Incident

The calculated result is “Outside This Notice Test”. No outstanding operational action is triggered by this published rule path.

Decision pathF1F4E9560DSchema 2026.07.26
Entered facts8
The event occurred in connection with workNo
Most serious outcome or riskOther Injury Or Incident
Number of people affected10,000,000
Notice was submitted to the Swedish Work Environment AuthorityNo
The event was reported as soon as possible, preferably the same dayNo
A contact person is included in the noticeYes
The submission acknowledgement has been savedNo
The employer's cause and prevention investigation has startedNo
Result established
Calculated result

Outside This Notice Test

Determines whether a workplace event requires prompt notice to the Swedish Work Environment Authority and records the event information, timing, acknowledgement, and follow-up investigation. This scenario is distinct because it produces this exact combination of calculated result, active obligations, deadlines, and required evidence.

Published by ProseIDVersion 2026.07.26
Rules activated0
No outstanding rule-based action

The displayed facts did not activate an additional operational requirement in this schema path. Preserve the underlying assessment.

Change the facts

A nearby path produces a different result.

The event occurred in connection with workNo → Yes

Most serious outcome or riskOther Injury Or Incident → Death

Number of people affected10,000,000 → 50

Result becomesNotify Authority Promptly

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