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 Auto Program

The Auto Program is a self-funded program through the State of Georgia that covers state employees while driving on state business. Our goal is to resolve claims fairly and swiftly while protecting state agencies and state employees.

We provide liability coverage that pays for injuries and damages caused by state employees and other covered persons while performing their official duties. These losses should be called into 1-877-656-7475.

This department is also responsible for the coverage and safety education of all state employees that drive on state business. To that end, we host training seminars and provide video and presentations (see video links below).

We now handle Auto Physical Damage Claims (damage to covered state vehicles) and General Liability Claims in which a 3rd party's vehicle is damaged by something other than one of our cars or trucks (e.g. falling trees, tollgate, mower, etc.). Forms for all these losses are posted.

 
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 Rental Cars
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Reservation Number: 1-800-328-4300
Customer Service: 1-800-328-6333
Contract ID # 5004625

Download the PDF Icon Georgia Liability Insurance Identification Card which should be kept in the vehicle

For more information regarding vehicle rentals, hours of operation, authorized users, vehicle pick-up and return, and billing, visit our Motor Vehicle Rental page.

Ready to rent a vehicle? Visit the Enterprise Business Rental ProgramLink Opens in New Window to review your vehicle rental options.

Orange Auto Program Training videos
  These training videos count as 1 hour towards your yearly training requirements. If you are having trouble playing these videos, please contact Ed Finnegan for a copy of the video on DVD.

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Orange Auto Liability Coverage
  This video explains key information about auto coverage and safety issues. Learn what information you'll need at the scene of an accident and whether you are covered by the State Auto Liability Insurance program or your own personal auto insurance policy.

This is very important information for all state employees. Don't put your personal assets at risk!

  This video counts as 1 hour toward yearly training requirements. After you have watched the video, please register your participationLink Opens in New Window and provide your feedback and comments about the video.
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Orange Driving Do's and Don'ts
  Learn best practices when operating a state vehicle or any vehicle on behalf of the state. Let's change the way we drive. Safety and Loss Control: it's the business of every state employee.
  This video counts as 1 hour toward yearly training requirements. After you have watched the video, please register your participationLink Opens in New Window and provide your feedback and comments about the video.
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 Auto Program
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Document IconSupervisor’s Accident Follow-up ReportSupervisor’s checklist for reporting an auto accident.
Document IconAuto Notice of LossUsed to notify DOAS RMS in the event of an automobile accident.
Document IconAuto Sworn Proof of Loss FormInclude with this form: copies of invoices, bills for material and labor, and evidence of payment for replaced or repaired items.
Document IconCertify Safety QualificationBefore operating a vehicle for state of Georgia business, employees must certify that they are qualified to safely operate the vehicle
Document IconDriver NotificationEmployees use this form to notify their supervisor of activities that may affect their eligibility to operate a motor vehicle for state business.
Document IconDriver Safety TipsDriver Safety Tips
Document IconGeneral Liability Accident Report FormIf property of others is damaged (or alleged) as a result of the State’s operations, whether negligent or not, report the claim directly to DOAS / Risk Management Services by faxing this completed form.
Document IconPassenger Van SafetyGeneral safety tips for operating a 15 passenger van.
Document IconAuto Physical Damage AgreementProvides for reimbursement of a state agency’s vehicle repair or loss due to collision or other than collision (e.g. fire, windstorm, flood, theft, vandalism) damage.
Document IconGeorgia Liability Insurance Identification Card ("Yellow Card")State of Georgia Government Vehicle Liability Insurance Identification Card.
Document IconAuto Notice of LossUsed to notify DOAS RMS in the event of an automobile accident.
 
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 Liability Insurance Program
  Risk Management Services administers a self-funded Liability Insurance Program that protects state government and its employees from claims brought against them while performing official duties.Go to the FAQ Page to learn more about the Liability Program and for contact information.
  
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 Liability Insurance Publications and Forms
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Document IconGeneral Liability Agreement Provides coverage for a state employee for an alleged tort committed while acting within the scope of their official duties or employment when the employee is sued in their individual capacity outside of the Georgia Tort Claims Act.
Document IconState Authority Operational Liability PolicyProvides coverage for a state authority when sued in another state’s court.
Document IconState Tort Claims PolicyProvides coverage for a state agency for an alleged tort committed by a State officer or employee while acting within the scope of their official duties or employment when the claim is brought in a court of the State of Georgia.
Document IconGeneral Liability Accident Report FormIf a non-state employee is injured or property of others is damaged (or alleged) as a result of the State’s operations, use this form to report the incident.
   
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 Property Insurance Program
  The State of Georgia owns or occupies over 15,000 buildings throughout the state, and pursuant to O.C.G.A. 50-16-9, DOAS, thru its Risk Management Services Division (RMS), covers over $26 billion worth of state owned buildings and personal property (contents) thru a combination of self-insurance (State Owned Building and Personal Property Agreement) and excess property insurance purchased thru a commercial insurance brokerage firm.

In addition to providing insurance to all state owned building and personal property, DOAS makes available, at the state agency’s option, a Special Property All Risk Agreement, to cover an agency’s exposure to loss of money & securities, watercraft used on inland lakes, fine arts, mobile equipment (e.g. backhoes, forklifts, brush hogs, golf carts), personal property temporarily away from premises (e.g. audio/visual equipment taken to a conference) or leased equipment (e.g. copying machines, fax machines, modular classroom or office).

There are also a handful of state agencies that have aircraft and/or watercraft (that navigates coastal waters) exposures that receive their primary property coverage directly from a commercial insurance policy DOAS purchases thru a commercial insurance brokerage firm.

Should your Agency experience loss or damage to property covered under any of the property insurance coverages described above, please complete a Notice of Loss form or contact DOAS/RMS at 404-656-6245 ask for someone in the Property Program Department.

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 Property Registry
  Property RegistryLink Opens in New Window DOAS provides building and content insurance coverage based on properties and values reported by each agency. The new web-based property registry enables registered users to access and update their existing information online. The property register, BLLIP, is managed and maintained by the State Properties Commission. For additional information and assistance with the BLLIP system, please contact the State Properties Commission.

Go to the FAQ Page to learn more about the Property Insurance Program and for contact information.
   
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 Property Insurance Publications and forms
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Document IconReplacement Cost FactorsValuation guide to be used to assist state agencies in establishing replacement cost values of state owned buildings for insurance purposes.
Document IconProperty Claims ProceduresPolicies and Procedures for property coverage and claims.
Document IconLightning AffidavitProof of all reported Lightning claims must be accompanied by the Lightning Affidavit. The Affidavit must be completed by a Licensed Electrician.
Document IconNotice of Loss TemplateTo be used to report Building/Contents, All Risk, Crime/Employee Dishonesty, Aviation or Watercraft losses
Document IconProperty & Crime Frequently Asked QuestionsProperty and Crime Frequently Asked Questions
Document IconLaptop Loss ControlQuick tips on securing your laptop from theft and use of tracking software.
Document IconSworn Proof of Loss FormInclude with this form: copies of invoices, bills for material and labor, and evidence of payment for replaced or repaired items.
Document IconState Owned Building & Personal Property AgreementProvides for reimbursement of a state agency’s building and/or personal property loss due to a covered cause of loss (e.g. fire, lightning, flood, windstorm, burglary, vandalism).
Document IconSpecial Property All Risk AgreementProvides for reimbursement of a state agency’s scheduled money and securities, watercraft, fine art, transient property and non-state owned property loss due to a covered cause of loss (e.g. fire, lightning, windstorm, flood, theft, vandalism).
Document IconThermography Policies & ProceduresThermography Services Program for all State Agencies
Document IconNotice of LossContains contact names and phone numbers for reporting property losses after hours.
 
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 Worker's Compensation Program
 

Risk Management Services self insures the Workers' Compensation Program for the State of Georgia. The program is administered through a contract with Key Risk Management Services, a third party administrator.

The Workers' Compensation Program provides for monetary supplements for absences from work as well as medical care through the Amerisys Managed Care Organization and other costs associated with job related injuries.

A part of the Workers' Compensation Program is "Georgia Focus", which is a three-tiered approach to the safety, care and recovery of employees. The program places focus on taking care of employees.

Black Arrow Tier 1 is a proactive approach to the safety of employees through job hazard analysis, education and corrective actions to hazardous conditions
Black Arrow  Tier 2 is a managed approach to the care of employees in the event of an injury. Through the Amerisys Managed Care Organization, employees who have suffered a job related injury are provided with timely and effective medical care. Timely reporting of injuries by the supervisor ensures injured workers are receiving prompt care and benefits to which they are entitled.
Black Arrow  Tier 3 is a return to work team approach that focuses on an employee's ability as opposed to disability. This approach enables the employee to return to work sooner and within their medical restrictions

Go to the FAQ Page to learn more about the Workers’ Compensation Program and for contact information.

   
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 Worker's Compensation Publications and Forms
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Document IconAmerisys contact cardContains contact information needed if you are injured on the job.
Document IconEmployee Brochure3-fold Employee Brochure describing the Workers Compensation program.
Document IconBill of RightsSummary description of injured workers rights and responsibilities per Georgia law
Document IconReasonable Accommodation ChecklistChecklist for documenting analysis and steps taking toward accommodation per ADA guidelines.
Document IconTransitional Employment TrackingUsed to document the dates and activities of employee while in a transitional plan.
Document IconWorker's Comp HandbookDescribes the workers rights and responsibilities. Includes an FAQ.
Document IconReport of InjuryEmployees report for documenting accident, injuries.
Document IconFraud NoticeSingle page notice describing fraudelent activities and penalties re: Workers Compensation under GA law.
Document IconActivity AnalysisForm for documenting specific job tasks and the primary physical, mental and environmental demands required to perform each task.
Document IconGeorgia FocusGeorgia Focus is a three-tiered program aimed at placing focus on employees. The tiers address Safety and Injury Prevention, taking care of employees after they are injured and ways for returning an employee to duty.
Document IconIncident NoticeUsed to document an incident where there was NO injury reported.
Document IconJob Hazard AnalysisUsed to analyze and document specific job steps, existing and potential hazards, and corrective measures.
Document IconLeave ElectionForm completed by injured employee to record how compensation is to be paid for lost time.
Document IconMedical AuthorizationWorkers authorization and consent to release information.
Document IconMileage FormMileage reimbursement form for WC claim-related travel.
Document IconReporting InstructionsUsed by supervisors for initial report of injuries to the 24-hour Telephonic Reporting center.
Document IconSupervisor GuideSupervisors Handbook contains information to assist in the effective and expeditious reporting and handling of on-the-job injury claims.
Document IconSupervisor ReportForm used by supervisor to document workplace accident.
Document IconTransitional Employment PlanThis form is used to document the Transitional Employment Plan as agreed to between supervisor and employee.
Document IconWage StatementWorkers Compensation Board form for computation of 13 weeks' wages.
Document IconWitness StatementStatement to be completed and signed by witness to a workplace accident.
Document IconWorkers’ Compensation MCO At A GlanceThis document is a one-page overview of the State of Georgia's Workers' Compensation Managed Care Organization. It should be displayed near the Employee Bill of Rights poster.
Document IconWC/MCO PanelWorkers' Comp Panel of Physicians. This notice must be posted in a conspicuous place readily accessible to the employee at all times.
Document IconWitness StatementStatement to be completed and signed by witness to a workplace accident.
Document IconIncident NoticeUsed to document an incident where there was NO injury reported.
Document IconEmployee's Report of InjuryEmployees report for documenting accident, injuries.
Document IconMileage FormMileage reimbursement form for WC claim-related travel.
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Document IconLeave ElectionForm completed by injured employee to record how compensation is to be paid for lost time.
Document IconSupervisor ReportForm used by supervisor to document workplace accident.
   
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 Return To Work Program
  The Return-To-Work (RTW) Program is an innovative approach to assisting employees with occupational/non-occupational injuries/illnesses to return to full productivity. The philosophy of this program is to control the effects of disability and absenteeism in the work place and assist injured or ill employees to return to their normal activities as soon as possible.

No matter how healthy you are today, the possibility of an injury or illness interrupting your work and life activities is unsettling. State employees are valued and recognized as a critical resource needed to meet the State's mission to provide fast, easy and friendly service to our customers and "the citizens of Georgia". Therefore, the State of Georgia is proud to provide the Return to Work benefit program to those who need assistance during a recovery process.

The goal of the Return to Work (RTW) benefit program is the safe return of employees to transitional or regular employment. Medical research has shown that people recover at a quicker pace if they remain active and return to their normal routine as soon as possible, avoiding isolation and the mind set of disability.

The RTW program offers an employee access to transitional duties that are approved by his or her physician. This could be as simple as a flexible schedule to permit attendance at medical/therapy appointments or an assignment to a special project that provides duties suited to reduced capacities.

As a participant in the RTW program, employees become an active part of the decision making process related to the design of transitional employment. Employee and Agency needs are best served when medically appropriate job tasks are provided to serve as a bridge to regular employment.

Go to the FAQ Page to learn more about the Return to Work Program and for contact information.
   
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 RTW Manual
 

The PDF Icon Return-To-Work Manual is a guide to use in controlling the effects of disability and absenteeism in the work place.

   
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 RTW Publications and Forms
 

The following forms are for Georgia state agency use only.
 
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Document IconGuide to the Americans with Disabilities ActThe purpose of this guide is to help managers, supervisors, and others within the government of the State of Georgia identify issues that may develop involving persons with disabilities.
Document IconReasonable Accommodation ChecklistThe ADA undue hardship standard is difficult to satisfy. Failure to provide Reasonable Accommodation may result in significant financial liability. Use this form to collect important information.
Document IconTransitional Employment Tracking Form
Document IconGAA InstructionsInstructions and template for Georgia Activity Analysis.
Document IconGeorgia FocusGeorgia Focus is a three-tiered program aimed at placing focus on employees. The tiers address Safety and Injury Prevention, taking care of employees after they are injured and ways for returning an employee to duty.
Document IconIncident Notice OnlyFor occupational injuries requiring medical attention or lost work days, call Telephonic Reporting System at 1-877-656-RISK (7475) within 24 hours or as soon as practical after the injury. Complete this form for the agency’s record for all other injuries.
Document IconReturn to Work BrochureBrochure describing the goals, benefits, and policies of the Return to Work program.
Document IconTransitional Employment PlanThis form is used to document the Transitional Employment Plan as agreed to between supervisor and employee.




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