Title Page

  • Incident Title

  • Client / Site

SECTION 1. NOTIFICATION & DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT within 24 hours to General Manager

  • Date and Time of the Incident:

  • Date and Time of the Notification:

  • Project:

  • Incident Number:

  • Reported by:

  • Supervisor:

ACTUAL OUTCOME & INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION

  • Near Miss:

  • Not Work Related/ Report Only:

  • FAI:

  • MTI:

  • AWI:

  • LTI:

  • PROPERTY DAMAGE:

  • ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE:

  • NWR = Non Work Related RO = Report Only FAI = First Aid Injury MTI = Medical Treatment Injury AWI = Alternate Work Injury LTI = Lost Time Injury

  • When Damage has occurred, estimated $ cost of the damage must be provided:

  • INCIDENT POTENTIAL RATING :

  • Overall Incident Potential Rating Class:

  • Note* The incident including Near Miss must be rated by the maximum credible potential, not the absolute worst case

  • Nature of Incident: (Nature Code and Description)

  • Body Location: (Body Code and Description)

  • Mechanism of Incident (Mechanism Code and Description)

INCIDENT DESCRIPTION

  • Injured/ Involved Person Details:

  • Name - Classification - Company Name if Subcontractor:

  • Additional injured Employees(s):

  • Witness Names(s):

  • Exact Location of Incident:

  • Incident Description (Describe what happened - facts only):

  • Immediate Actions Taken (Describe what immediate actions were taken - Include medical treatment):

  • External Medical Treatment Provided (Such as GP visit - specialist - X-Ray - scan- ECG - physio, etc):

  • External Notification Required ?

  • Relevant Authority Notified ?

  • Client Notified ?

  • Other ? Please note:

THIS IS AN IAUDITOR VERSION OF THE INCIDENT NOTIFICATION SECTION 1 Doc No. HSE-F-006

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