Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

RESPONSIBLE SUPERVISOR TO COMPLETE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF OCCURRENCE

  • Other applicable documents:
    G-421 Incident investigation Procedure
    G-223 Incident investigation Report
    G-261 Incident Statement Report
    G-051 Environmental Incident Details Form
    G-264 HSEQ Incident Investigation and Response Activity Trigger Guideline
    G-412 Incident Report and Investigation Flow Chart
    G-405 Serious Material/ Environmental Harm Guideline

  • All incidents to be reported within 24 hours of occurrence.

  • CLIENT NAME:

  • SITE ADDRESS:

  • LOCATION OF INCIDENT ON SITE:
  • incident Type

OCCURRENCE DETAILS

  • Incident date

  • Incident time (24 hr)

  • Reported date

  • Reported time (24 hr)

  • Brief Description of Incident

  • Name of person reported to

  • Name of person making report

  • Client incident report no.

  • Location of incident

  • Hazard classification

PERSONNEL DETAILS

  • Personnel involved

  • Gender

  • Date of birth (dd/mm/yy)

  • Subcontractor employee

  • Subcontractor business name

  • Persons normal job classification

  • Job classification at time of incident

SHIFT DETAILS

  • Shift

  • Normal shift length (hrs)

  • Hours into shift

  • No. shift into roster

  • Roster length (ie. 7 days on / 7 off or 3 weeks on / 1 off)

INJURY CLASSIFICATION

  • Injury classification

INJURY DETAILS

  • Bodily location / disease

  • Nature of injury / disease

  • Has a GP (Doctor) been consulted

EQUIPMENT AND PROPERTY DAMAGE

  • Damage to (What equipment / property was damaged?)

  • Damage category

  • Asset / Plant No.

  • Estimated repair cost ($):

  • Other costs ($)

NEAR MISS / HAZARD

  • Potential for

  • Note: A High Potential incident is an undesired occurrence, which under slightly different circumstances, could have resulted in harm to people, damage to property or loss to process.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

  • Impact to (What, if, was impacted during the incident?)

  • Pollutant (Nominate pollutant type)

  • Quantity and Unit (circle) (if not know, please estimate)

  • Kilograms

  • Litres

  • Tonnes

  • Complete and attach G-051 Environmental Incident Details for all environmental incidents having a risk rating of L5 and above.

INVESTIGATION

  • Identify system errors, basic and immediate cause and agency for all incidents below. All incidents >_M13 shall complete G-223 Incident Investigation Report.

  • System errors (standards and procedures, resourcing, training, operational vs safety requirements, change management, planning)

  • Basic Cause(people and job factors)

  • Immediate Cause (substandard practices / acts / conditions)

  • Agency of incident (What was the action, activity, energy or substance that enabled the incident to occur? Generally this includes contact with / exposure to / fall from / failure of / hit by / impacted by ........something (agent) that contributed to incident)

INCIDENT DESCRIPTION

  • Description of event (briefly describe what happened

  • How / Why did it happen? (briefly describe how / why it happened)

  • Immediate Actions?

  • Use G-264 to determine risk like hood, consequence, notification and reporting requirements.

RISK LEVEL

  • Risk like hood level

  • Risk consequence level

  • Resultant risk score

REGULATORY AND OTHER NOTIFICATIONS

  • Is this a Significant Incident?

  • Identify the highest level of notification required for this incident below.
    Refer G-421 Incident Reporting and investigation procedure.

  • Internal (site / project)

  • External (media, relatives, other AWX sites)

  • Client

  • Regulatory Authority

COMMENTS

  • Field Staff Member:

  • Name (print)

  • Signed

  • Date

  • Client:

  • Name (print)

  • Signed

  • Date

  • Resource:

  • Name (print)

  • Signed

  • Date

  • Business Development Manager:

  • Name (print)

  • Signed

  • Date

  • Business/Division Manager:

  • Name (print)

  • Signed

  • Date

  • National Safety Managers Comments:

  • Name (print)

  • Signed

  • Date

CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

  • Identify any immediate corrective / preventive actions taken. Identify hierarchy methods used (elimination, substitution, engineering, administration or personal protective equipment)

  • Action 1

  • Hierarchy method

  • Target date

  • Completion date

  • Person responsible

  • Action 2

  • Hierarchy method

  • Target date

  • Completion date

  • Person responsible

  • Action 3

  • Hierarchy method

  • Target date

  • Completion date

  • Person responsible

  • Action 4

  • Hierarchy method

  • Target date

  • Completion date

  • Person responsible

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