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SECURE THE SCENE: Before completing this report, and immediately following reporting the incident to your Supervisor, secure the site of the incident, the equipment involved, and any evidence against tampering, movement, alteration, or removal from the scene.
INITIAL NOTIFICATION: To be completed by the Injured/Involved Person (if possible)
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NOTE: The Initial Notification phase of this Report must be completed within three (3) hours of the incident occurrence.
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Date and time the incident occurred
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In what area did the incident or Near Miss Occur?
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Select the type of incident that occurred
- Near Miss / PSIF
- Injury / Illness
- Asset Damage
- Environmental Damage
- Logistics Accident
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Briefly describe the incident as soon as possible following the incident. Give your best recollection of the events as they occurred without speculation. Give only the facts.
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Date and time the incident was reported to the Supervisor
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Was the Supervisor notified of the incident immediately?
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Date and time the incident was reported to the Supervisor
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Explain the reason(s) the Site Supervisor / Company Man was not notified immediately.
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When was the Site Supervisor / Company Man notified?
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Who notified the Site Supervisor / Company Man?
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Initial Notification prepared by
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Reporter's phone number
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Supervisor's name
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Location
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Check the box to confirm the Supervisor has been assigned an Action Item (paperclip to the right) stating this Initial Notification is complete and the Investigation Report needs to be conducted, then sign below.
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STOP HERE if you are the Injured/Involved Person (IP) and sign this Initial Notification below. If you are a Supervisor, continue with the Investigation Report AFTER assigning yourself the above required Action Item and signing this Initial Notification below.
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Report initiator's signature
Investigation Report
Initial Notification Phase: To be completed by The Supervisor
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What type(s) of incident occurred?
- Near Miss
- PSIF - Potentially Serious Injury or Fatality
- Injury / Illness
- Asset Damage
- Environmental Damage
- Logistics Accident
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Description of the situation before and leading to the incident.
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Add associated pictures with descriptions
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Description of work and events as they transpired and resulted in the incident.
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Add associated pictures with descriptions
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Description of the situation immediately following the incident, e.g., site control, preservation, and security.
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Add associated pictures with descriptions
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Notify your Superintendent and Safety Representative of the incident, sign below, and continue with the Initial Investigation Phase in collaboration with your Safety Representative.
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At this point, the Initial Notification Phase is complete. The Supervisor now assigns an Action Item to their Superintendent (paperclip to the right) to initiate the appropriate Notification Protocol, ensuring incident information is distributed as needed.
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Investigating Supervisor's signature
Incident Investigation Phase: To be completed by Safety and the Supervisor
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Type of Incident:
- Near Miss
- PSIF - Potentially Serious Injury or Fatality
- Injury / Illness
- Asset Damage
- Environmental Damage
- Logistics Accident
Injury/Illness Information
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Body Part Affected:
- Head, neck, face
- Shoulder
- Arm
- Hands, Fingers
- Chest
- Abdomen
- Lower Back
- Pelvis
- Leg
- Knee
- Ankle, Foot, Toe
- Respiratory System
- Central Nervous System
- Digestive System
- Circulatory System
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Activity that led to Injury:
- Stepping (Walking)
- Manual Lifting
- Chemical Handling
- Driving
- Handling (Using Hands)
- Mechanical Lifting
- Noise
- Pressure
- Working at Heights
- Temperature Extreme
- Fire/Explosives
Injury/Illness Outcome:
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What was the outcome (result) of the injury/illness?
- Near Miss
- First Aid
- Medical Treatment (OSHA Recordable)
- Restricted Modified Work (OSHA Recordable)
- Lost Time (OSHA Recordable)
- Fatality (OSHA Recordable/Reportable)
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Truck Unit Number:
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Type of Travel:
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Activity that led to Loss
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Type of VLD:
- Hit vehicle in front
- Hit from behind
- Backed into
- Hit stationary object
- Hit pedestrian
- Sideswiped
- Hit and Run
- Hit an animal
- Ran off the road
- Head on collision
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Direct Cause of VLC:
- Aggressive Driving
- Fatigue
- Backing
- Drug/alcohol use
- Distracted Driving
- Driving to fast for conditions
- Following too close
- Nature/ Natural conditions
- Improperly securing items
- Pre Use inspection
- Improper planning
- 3rd party
- Inexperience with driving conditions
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Repair Cost Estimate
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Type of Environmental Damage:
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Describe/List the chemical/contaminating agent and estimate the amount (e.g., gallons, barrels, etc.) involved
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What was the risk potential:
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Date of operator training:
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Daily pre-use inspection:
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Asset Number:
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Please attach supporting documentation (via email to the appropriate Safety Representative) and answer the questions as applicable. If the answer is No or N/A, please explain the response selection.
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Was the incident scene safe, secured, and undisturbed?
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Were all injured personnel cared for as fast as was reasonably practicable.
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Were the ERT, Security, and/or First Responders notified expediently?
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Post incident Drug and Alcohol test
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Injured or involved person(s) detailed written statement of events
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Witnesses' written statement(s) of events
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Pictures of the employee, equipment involved, and include up-close, detailed pictures and overall site pictures (i.e., pictures taken from a distance)
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Top-view site schematic of injury/incident scene which including where the injury occurred, where equipment was, and where personnel were located
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Pictures of employee body position at time of injury
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Evidence of any PPE worn and condition of PPE (pictures if possible)
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Evidence of applicable informational/warning signs
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Copy of Preliminary Risk Assessment / Take 10
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Copy of all associated work permits
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Copy of injured or involved person`s training record and associated training for work being performed
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Copies of equipment pre-use inspection and last evidenced checks/service
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Copy of any communications related to the injury/incident
Jobsite Conditions
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Weather
- Day
- Night
- Sunny/Clear
- Overcast
- Raining
- Snowing
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Temperature
Contractor or Employee info
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Was a PRA (If applicable) and/or an equipment pre-use inspection (If applicable) completed prior to the incident?
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Hours on shift in the 24 hours prior to incident
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Hours SINCE last sleep prior to current shift
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Hours the employee slept prior to the current shift
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Days worked in a row
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Number of days employed at time of incident
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Is the involved injured person a contractor?
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Contractor Company:
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Did the Contractor employee complete the Optimus Contractor Orientation?
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Date of Orientation completion:
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Investigating Supervisor's signature
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Safety Department Representative's signature
Final Phase: Causal Factors to be completed by Safety Department Representative
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Causal Factor 1
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Description of why this cause was selected
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Causal Factor 2
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Description of why this cause was selected
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Causal Factor 3
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Description of why this cause was selected
Corrective Action Items.
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(Please add your descriptive action items to include creating a "Action" to address Causal Factors, Responsible Party and Date Due)
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Investigating Safety Department Representative's signature
Safety Department Review & Approval
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Name, Title
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Signature
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Date and Time of Safety Department Sign-off:
Executive Management Review & Approval
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Name, Title
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Signature
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Date and Time of Executive Management Sign-off: