Title Page
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Date of this Report
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Reported by and contact number
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Incident Date and Time
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Incident Type
- T1 - Notifiable Injury / Illness – as defined by the HSWA Act (notification as per Arrow procedure HSE4.1)
- T2 - Lost Time Injury (LTI) – an injured employee is absent from work for one complete day / shift following the day of the accident.
- T3 - Medical Treatment Injury (MTI) – any work injury that involves neither lost time injury nor restricted work (light duties) but which requires treatment by a medical physician.
- T4 - Alternative Work Injury (AWI) – a work related injury which results in alternative duties being provided for the injured person and could be a result of any of the above incident types.
- T5 - Minor Harm Incident – first aid treatment with no lost time.
- T6 - Incident as a result of existing medical condition or injury.
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If Notifiable Injury / Illness record lost time
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Person/s Directly Involved
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Employer
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Trade
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Location of Incident
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Name of Witness (if any)
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Photo Attached?
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Worksafe NZ Notified?
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What Occurred? (Record all facts prior to and including the accident / incident. Include conditions of work area.)
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Stage of the Project
- Demolition
- Structure
- Internal Finishes
- Mobilisation
- Cladding
- External Finishes
- Foundations
- Roofing
- De-mobilisation
- Ground Works / Excavation
- Services Installation
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Critical Risk Activity Involved in Incident
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What Critical Risk Activity was involved?
- Access / working platforms above 5m
- Working in and around mobile plant
- Existing services/underground buried services
- Working in remote locations / lone working
- Hazards in premises controlled by others
- Working with Asbestos/Asbestos Containing Material (ACM)
- Exposure to asbestos
- Violence at work
- Working at height
- Confined Spaces
- Energy Isolation
- Excavation works
- Demolition works
- Crane operations (heavy lifting)
- Working with temporary works
- Working with Electricity
- Traffic Management
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Nature of Injury or Disease
- Burns
- Sprain or strain
- Foreign body
- Open wound
- Hearing loss
- Fracture of spine
- Other fractures
- Amputation
- Dislocations
- Disease
- Laceration / cut
- Bruising or crushing
- Superficial (scratch/abrasion)
- Poisoning / toxic effect
- Gradual process injury
- Puncture wound
- Multiple injury
- Internal injury
- Head injury
- Fatal
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Description of injury
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Treatment of injury
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Name of treatment provider
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Contributing Factor/s (please select from each heading to establish all contributing factors)
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Personal Factors
- 1. Rushing Work
- 2. Lack of Adequate Training of the Task
- 3. Lack of Attention
- 4. Poor Perception of H&S Risk
- 5. Violation of H&S Rules
- 6. Fatigue
- 7. Distraction
- 8. Horse Play
- 9. Excessive Demands
- 10. Lack of Competence (skill, knowledge, experience)
- 11. Purchase and Use of Substandard Plant, Work Equipment or Materials
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Work Factors
- 12. Poor or Lack of Supervision
- 13. Poor Maintenance of Plant and Work Equipment
- 14. Poor Communication
- 15. Unsuitable Safe Work Method Statement / TA
- 16. Poor Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment
- 17. Unsuitable Control of Hazardous Materials
- 18. Poor Emergency Response
- 19. Poor Plant and Equipment Design
- 20. Provision and Use of PPE
- 21. Poor Job Planning
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What was the cause of the incident? (please note immediate and root cause below):
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Was the injured person trained in the task / activity being carried out at the time?
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Experience at their present job:
- 6 months or less
- 6 months to 4 years
- More than 4 years
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Preventative Action (describe controls / methods to minimise risk of recurrence below)
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Recommended Corrective Action
- Remove and replace unsuitable plant and work equpment.
- Improved supervision for the individual
- Improved supervision for the group and work activity
- Review and improve Safe Work Method Statement
- Carry out a revised hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control process
- Introduce daily pre start toolbox meetings
- Improve communication between all workers, groups and contractors
- Retrain personnel
COMPLETION
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Discuss any of the above selected recommendations with all those involved at a post incident toolbox meeting.
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Acceptance of report by injured person:
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Action to be completed by (Name and Signature)
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Closed Out (agreed actions have been completed and this situation is now satisfactory)
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Project Director / Project Manager / Office Manager as applicable
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Send to HS&E Coordinator & Site Team<br>Note: Refer to Mandatory Requirements for Reporting of Incidents for further reporting requirements.