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IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY INJURY CALL 911
The first action following an incident must be to assess the situation and ensure no further threats
All Incidents
All incidents resulting in or the potential to result in (NEAR-MISS), injury to people, harm to the environment, damage to assets, or reputation to the company, must be reported IMMEDIATELY following care of the Injured, eliminating the hazard, securing the location
Incident Report Format
- What happened?
- When did it happen?
- Where did it happen?
- Why did it happen?
- To whom did it happen?
- What activities were occurring in the area at the time of the incident?
- The time the incident occurred.
- Include photographs, drawings, and diagrams.
- Include witness statements.
- What were the weather conditions at the time of the incident?
- Was the weather a contributing factor and if so how?
- Were all persons involved in the incident drug tested, and if not, why not?
Corrective action required:
Identify those factors (relating to people, premises, or equipment) that should be considered for correction or additional attention, to prevent a recurrence or the incident.
Placement of responsibility for corrective action:
Describe any immediate action taken after the accident to correct the circumstances leading up to, or to prevent a recurrence of the accident. List any actions that need further attention. State or recommend the person or organization to which responsibility for further corrective action should be assigned. If practical, set a target date for completion of that corrective action.
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