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ANNEX I LIST OF VARIABLES European statistics on accidents at work (ESAW) Phases I and II variables Variables Specifications First year for data transmission Case Number Unique case number to identify each individual record and to ensure that each record represents a separate accident occurrence at work. The chosen case number must be prefixed by the 4 digits of the year when the accident is notified to the competent national authorities. 2013 Economic Activity of the Employer 4-digit level of the NACE Rev.2 ( 1 ) 2013 for NACE Rev.2 sectors A and C-N 2015 for NACE Rev.2 sectors B and O-S. Occupation of the Victim 2-digit level of the ISCO-08 2013 Age of the Victim 2-digit number 2013 Sex of the Victim 1-digit code 2013 Type of Injury 3-digit version of the ESAW classification for ‘Type of injury’ according to the ESAW methodology. 2013 Part of Body Injured 2-digit version of the classification of ‘part of body injured’ according to the ESAW methodology. 2013 Geographical Location of the Accident 5-digit code according to the NUTS classification. ( 2 ) 2013 Date of the Accident Numeric variable which is indicated as year, month and day 2013 Time of the Accident 2-digit variable describing time intervals in hours according to the ESAW methodology optional Size of the Enterprise Categories according to the ESAW methodology optional Nationality of the Victim Categories according to the ESAW methodology optional Employment Status of the Victim Categories according to the ESAW methodology 2013 Days Lost (severity) Categories according to the ESAW methodology. Specific codes are used to denote permanent incapacity and fatal accident. 2013 Weight ESAW collection To be used when the Member State uses a sample for the data collection on accidents and/or wants to correct for under-reporting. If not applicable the default value 1 is used. 2013 ESAW phase III variables on causes and circumstances Variables Specifications First year for data transmission 1. Workstation Categories according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 2. Working Environment 3-digit version of the classification of ‘Working Environment’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 3. Working Process 2-digit version of the classification of ‘Working Process’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 4. Specific Physical Activity 2-digit version of the classification of ‘Specific Physical Activity’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 5. Deviation 2-digit version of the classification of ‘Deviation’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 6. Contact — Mode of injury 2-digit version of the classification of ‘Contact — Mode of injury’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 7. Material Agent associated with the Specific Physical Activity 4-digit version of the classification of ‘Material Agent’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 8. Material Agent associated with the Deviation 4-digit version of the classification of ‘Material Agent’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) 9. Material Agent associated with the Contact — Mode of injury 4-digit version of the classification of ‘Material Agent’ according to the ESAW methodology 2015 ( *1 ) Weight Causes and Circumstances To be used when the Member State applies an additional sampling for the encoding of the ESAW Phase III variables on causes and circumstances. If not applicable the default value 1 is used 2015 ( 1 ) Regulation (EC) No 1893/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 December 2006 establishing the statistical classification of economic activities NACE Revision 2 and amending Council Regulation (EEC) No 3037/90 as well as certain EC Regulations on specific statistical domains ( OJ L 393, 30.12.2006, p. 1 ). ( 2 ) Regulation (EC) No 1059/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 May 2003 on the establishment of a common classification of territorial units for statistics (NUTS). ( OJ L 154, 21.6.2003, p. 1 ). ( *1 ) Compulsory transmission of at least 3 of the 9 variables