Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE INVESTIGATION

  • Date investigation opened

  • Investigated by:
    (includes other employers)

  • investigator
  • Name

  • Employer and department

  • Email

  • Phone

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE INCIDENT

  • Date and time of incident (if known)

  • Location (Be as specific as possible. Include address, building name, room number, etc. as appropriate)

  • Briefly describe the location (i.e. "classroom", "lab", "outdoor constuction", etc)

  • Briefly describe the incident.

  • Did the incident result in any of the following? (check all that apply)

VICTIM(S)

  • Were there any victims in the incident?

  • Victim
  • Name

  • Date of Birth

  • Employer/Department or Job Title

  • Phone

  • E-mail

  • Was this person physically injured?

  • If this person is employed by the university, has a first report of injury been submitted to the office of risk management (ORM)?

  • Describe the injuries. Be as specific as possible.

  • Did this person receive medical treatment beyond first aid?

  • Hospital/Clinic/Physician

WITNESS(ES)

  • Were there any winesses to the incident?

  • Victim
  • Name

  • Employer/Department or Job Title

  • Phone

  • E-mail

  • Does this witnesses account of the incident support the victim's account?

  • Explain.

VICTIM AND WITNESS STATEMENTS

    Victim or Witness
  • Be sure to identify the victim or witness to whom this statement belongs!!!

THE WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • Was the work environment a factor in this incident?

  • Explain:

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MACHINES, EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES

  • Were any machines, equipment, or vehicles involved in the incident?

  • Please provide information on each machine, piece of equipment, or vehicle

  • machine, equipment, vehicle
  • Short description (i.e. "2012 Ford Explorer", "6 foot step ladder", "radial arm saw")

  • Manufacturer

  • Model

  • Year/date of manufacture if known

  • Serial number/Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)/Other unique identifier

  • Who owns this machine/equipment/vehicle?

  • Who was operating/in control of the machine, equipment, or vehicle at the time of the incident?

  • What was the general condition of the machine, equipment, or vehicle at the time of the incident?

  • Describe any defects, violations, deficiencies or hazards noted in the machine, equipment, or vehicle that might have contributed to the incident?

  • Describe any relevant modifications.

  • Does this machine, equipment, or vehicle have any known history of defects or other accidents?

  • Has this machine, equipment, or vehicle ever been inspected?

  • by whom?

  • When was the most recent inspection?

  • What were the findings?

  • Are there records of this inspection? Where are they? Who has them?

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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

  • Is PPE, or lack thereof, a factor in this incident?

  • Is there any req. for PPE, such an OSHA regulation, a workplace rule, an SOP, a sign/placard?

  • Describe the rule/guideline.

  • Was the employee in compliance with those rules? Why/Why not? What PPE was in use? Include make, model, size, style. in the case of hearing protection , include NRR. In the case of respiratory protection, include cartridge and filter information, as well as recent change out details.

  • Had rules regarding PPE been communicated to employee at time of hire and at leadt annually thereafter?

  • describe. include dates. was training documented?

UNSAFE/AT-RISK BEHAVIORS AND ACTIONS

  • Was an unsafe/at-risk behavior or action a factor in the incident?

  • Describe:

  • Is there a specific formal safety rule or OSHA regulation that was violated?

  • Describe:

  • Was this rule/regulation communicated to the employee? how? when? was this documented?

  • Has disciplinary action been taken? Describe.

EMPLOYER'S SAFETY PROGRAMS, PROCEDURES, AND TRAINING

SUBROGATION

  • Are there opportunities for subrogation in this case?

  • Subrogation opportunity
  • Name/Company

  • Reason/justification

  • Has all physical evidence been secured, photographed, or otherwise preserved?

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