Information

  • Hazard ID's are used to identify Hazards or Risks in the work area. Also used for identifying Near Hits (HSE Events that were NEARLY a Loss) or Stop the Job activity where employees stopped the job because of a high risk or concern.

  • FIRST NAME/LAST NAME

  • District

  • Client / Site

  • Location

Information

  • Date and Time

  • Select the HSE Report Type

Description and Action Taken

  • Potential Loss (Select all that apply)

  • Type of HSE hazard (Select all that apply

  • Please describe the type of hazard.

  • Give a description of the Hazard, Near Hit, or Stop the Job.

  • What were the actions taken to address the Hazard, Near Hit, or Stop the Job?

Follow Up

  • is follow-up needed? - If any deficiencies above have not been addressed select "Yes"

  • By selecting "No" to the previous question I am agreeing that I have fixed all deficiencies noted in this document.

  • Since the deficiencies could not be corrected, please create an action item that will be assigned to your supervisor.

  • By selecting "Yes" to the previous question I am agreeing that I have assigned an action item to my supervisor of the deficiencies that I have not been able to fix.

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