Title Page
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Site conducted
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Reference number (from the notification e-mail)
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Incident Summary
Accident report
Incident Category:
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What is the loss category?
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Incident definitions
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What is the accident category?
- Minor
- Major
- RIDDOR
- Colleague illness (not work related accident)
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Has this accident, or one similar to it, occurred on site within the last 30 days?
Define Problem
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When was the accident?
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Please describe the accident in detail
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Where did the accident occur?
- Warehouse
- Office
- Production
- Yard/ Car Park
- On the road
- Customer's site
- Other
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Where did the accident occur?
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What equipment was involved in the accident (include photo)
- Blade/ Knife
- Compactors
- Contractor owned equipment
- Products (anything produced and sold by Culligan)
- Display Screen Equipment
- Dock Leveller
- External Building damage
- Fire Equipment (extinguishers, alarms, lights, sounders)
- Hand tools (not including blades)
- Internal Buidling damage
- Manual Handling aids (trolleys, lifting equipment etc)
- MHE (FLT, PPR, etc)
- Office Seating
- Other
- Packaging material
- Pallets
- Racking
- Road Van/ Truck
- Roller Shutter door
- Waste
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Please describe equipment involved
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Who was the injured person (please use initials only)
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What is their employment status?
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What is their shift pattern?
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Where on the body was their injury?
- Left side of body
- Right side of body
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Where specifically on the left side of the body?
- Head
- Face
- Ear/ hearing
- Eye
- Nose
- Mouth
- Neck
- Shoulder
- Arm
- Elbow
- Wrist
- Hand
- Finger
- Torso (inc back injury)
- Hips
- Buttocks
- Thigh
- Knee
- Calf
- Ankle
- Foot
- Toes
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all head injuries will require a full investigation
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Circle the body part affected
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Where specifically on the right side of the body?
- Head
- Face
- Ear/ hearing
- Eye
- Nose
- Mouth
- Neck
- Shoulder
- Arm
- Elbow
- Wrist
- Hand
- Finger
- Torso (inc back injury)
- Hips
- Buttocks
- Thigh
- Knee
- Calf
- Ankle
- Foot
- Toes
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all head injuries will require a full investigation
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Circle the body part affected
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What was the injury type?
- Cut
- Abrasion
- Pain
- Bruising
- Sprain
- Stab
- Burn / Scald
- Fracture
- Crush
- Non-Injury i.e. feeling faint or nausea
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Is this occurrence related to a previously known medical condition or injury?
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Has this person received training in the task where the accident occurred?
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Provide evidence of training such as certificate or attendance record
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What level of experience does this person have?
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Was PPE required to be worn?
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Which PPE was required to be worn?
- Hard hat/ bump cap
- Hearing protection
- Eye protection
- Respiratory equipment
- Hand protection
- Hi-Vis clothing
- Safety footwear
- Fall arrest kit/ Harness
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Was the correct PPE being worn at the time of the accident?
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Does CCTV or video footage exist of the accident?
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Provide link to the footage or still screen shots
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What was the immediate response?
- First Aid
- Quarantined the area/ equipment
- Walk-in center/ taken to A&E
- Communication to effected parties
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Who was the first aider? (please use initials only)
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Was treatment permitted?
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What first aid treatment was applied?
- Pressure/ elevation to stop bleeding
- Cleaning of wound
- Application of dressing
- Control of the accident area
- Calling emergency services
- Other
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Please specify first aid treatment applied
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What time were the emergency services called?
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What time did the emergency services arrive?
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Were any witness statements documented?
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Please attach the documents
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Was Violence or Aggression involved?
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The HR department must be involved
Completion
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Name of person completing report
Define Problem
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When was the accident?
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Please describe the accident in detail
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Where did the accident occour in the facility?
- Warehouse
- Office
- Production
- Yard/ Car Park
- On the road
- Customer's site
- Other
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What equipment was involved in the accident (include photo)
- Blade/ Knife
- Compactors
- Contractor owned equipment
- Products (anything produced and sold by Culligan)
- Display Screen Equipment
- Dock Leveller
- External Building damage
- Fire Equipment (extinguishers, alarms, lights, sounders)
- Hand tools (not including blades)
- Internal Buidling damage
- Manual Handling aids (trolleys, lifting equipment etc)
- MHE (FLT, PPR, etc)
- Office Seating
- Other
- Packaging material
- Pallets
- Racking
- Road Van/ Truck
- Roller Shutter door
- Waste
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Please describe equipment involved
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Who was the injured person (please use initials only)
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What is their employment status?
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What is their shift pattern?
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Where on the body was their injury?
- Left side of body
- Right side of body
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Where specifically on the left side of the body?
- Head
- Face
- Ear/ hearing
- Eye
- Nose
- Mouth
- Neck
- Shoulder
- Arm
- Elbow
- Wrist
- Hand
- Finger
- Torso (inc back injury)
- Hips
- Buttocks
- Thigh
- Knee
- Calf
- Ankle
- Foot
- Toes
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all head injuries will require a full investigation
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Circle the body part affected
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Where specifically on the right side of the body?
- Head
- Face
- Ear/ hearing
- Eye
- Nose
- Mouth
- Neck
- Shoulder
- Arm
- Elbow
- Wrist
- Hand
- Finger
- Torso (inc back injury)
- Hips
- Buttocks
- Thigh
- Knee
- Calf
- Ankle
- Foot
- Toes
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all head injuries will require a full investigation
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Circle the body part affected
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What was the injury type?
- Cut
- Abrasion
- Pain
- Bruising
- Sprain
- Stab
- Burn / Scald
- Fracture
- Crush
- Non-Injury i.e. feeling faint or nausea
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Is this occurrence related to a previously known medical condition or injury?
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Has this person received training in the task where the accident occurred?
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Provide evidence of training such as certificate or attendance record
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What level of experience does this person have?
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Was PPE required to be worn?
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Which PPE was required to be worn?
- Hard hat/ bump cap
- Hearing protection
- Eye protection
- Respiratory equipment
- Hand protection
- Hi-Vis clothing
- Safety footwear
- Fall arrest kit/ Harness
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Was the correct PPE being worn at the time of the accident?
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What were the environmental conditions at the time of the accident?
- Sunny
- Raining
- Windy
- Overcast
- Snow/ Ice
- Extreme heat
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Does CCTV or video footage exist of the accident?
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Provide link to the footage or still screen shots
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What was the immediate response?
- First Aid
- Quarantined the area/ equipment
- Walk-in center/ taken to A&E
- Communication to effected parties
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Who was the first aider? (please use initials only)
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Was treatment permitted?
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What first aid treatment was applied?
- Pressure/ elevation to stop bleeding
- Cleaning of wound
- Application of dressing
- Control of the accident area
- Calling emergency services
- Other
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Please specify first aid treatment applied
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What time were the emergency services called?
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What time did the emergency services arrive?
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Were any witness statements documented?
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Please attach the documents
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Was Violence or Aggression involved?
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The HR department must be involved
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RIDDOR Category
- Specified Injury
- Over Seven Day Incapacitation of a worker
- (ROI ONLY) Over Three Day Incapacitation of a worker
- Reportable Disease
- Dangerous Occurrence
- Injury to Non-Worker i.e. Visitor or Member of Public
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RIDDOR Website England/ Scotland/ Wales: https://www.hse.gov.uk/riddor/report.htm
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RIDDOR Reference Number (attach a copy of the report to this pack)
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Who made the RIDDOR report? (print name)
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This incident does not require an investigation
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When was the incident?
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Describe the incident
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Where did the incident occur in the facility?
- Warehouse
- Office
- Production
- Yard/ Car Park
- On the road
- Customer's site
- Other
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Who was involved (please use initials only)
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What is their employment status?
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What treatment was given?
- First Aid
- Quarantined the area/ equipment
- Walk-in center/ taken to A&E
- Communication to effected parties
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Who was the first aider? (please use initials only)
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Has their manager been informed?
Sign off
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Name of person reporting incident
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Incident definitions
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What is the environmental incident category?
- Minor
- Major
- RIDDOR
- Colleague illness (not work related accident)
Investigation Team
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Team leader
Team Members
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Name of Team member
Define Problem
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When was the incident.
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Where did the incident occur
- Warehouse
- Office
- Production
- Yard/ Car Park
- On the road
- Customer's site
- Other
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What equipment/infrastructure/products/services/scenario involved.
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What was the cause of the chemical spill
- Loss of vehicle fuel containment
- Damaged chemical container
- Incorrect use of chemical
- During decanting process
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Description of the incident in detail
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What was your immediate response
- Access to site checked/made secure
- Air Con/heating switched off/windows closed.
- Alarm Raised (External)
- Alarm Raised (Internal System)
- Absorbent socks used to prevent spread
- Area cleared of excess water
- Area cleared of litter/dirt
- Bin/Skip covered/sealed
- Building Evacuated
- Customer stock removed from the area.
- Drains blocked with drain covers
- Doors closed in warehouse/temperature controlled areas.
- Equipment and machinery removed from the area.
- Equipment serviced/calibrated.
- Fire fighting/suppression equipment ordered/distributed.
- Fire tackled
- Leak plugged/sealed
- Leaking drum/vessel placed on bunded pallet
- Main site shut off taps closed.
- Nothing
- Spill kit and/or consumables ordered/distributed.
- Storage/spill bund drained of water.
- Storage/spill bund protected against weather
- Unused electrical devices turned off.
- Waste removed and placed in correct bins/skips
- Waste stored elsewhere (Temporary)
- Water outlets turned off
- Weeping/dripping valves/pipes repaired.
- Other
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Who was involved (Use initials only)
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What is their employment status?
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Has this person received training in the task where the accident occurred?
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Provide evidence of training such as certificate or attendance record
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What level of experience does this person have?
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Please describe the accident in detail
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Does CCTV or video footage exist of the accident?
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Provide link to the footage or still screen shots
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Did anyone witness the event?
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individuals?
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Attach witness statement to the report here.
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What was the cause of the waste issue
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Who was involved (Use initials only)
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What was the immediate response.
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Description of the incident in detail
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Did anyone witness the incident
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Was a written statement(s) taken from the individuals?
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Attach statement(s) here
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Take statement(s) and attach here
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What was the cause of the utility issue.
- Combination of gas heating, air conditioning or open doors/windows working against each other.
- Electrical machinery/devices left on for excessive periods/overnight when not in use.
- Gas heating systems left on or not moved to tick-over mode when office unoccupied during the evening/weekend.
- Warehouse heating/temperature control systems left on with doors/shutters left open.
- Water outlets for cleaning, vehicle washing or welfare left running unnecessarily.
- Fluid/Fuel leak of a vehicle/plant/tank (3rd party owned)
- Fluid/Fuel leak of a vehicle/plant/tank (DBS Owned)
- Leak from customer owned goods
- Drainage system failure
- Gutting overflowing
- Office flooded - Unable to operate
- Office flooded - Able to operate but with distruptions
- Roof leaking
- Weather damage to doors, gates, roof walls and/or windows
- Yard flooded - Unable to operate
- Yard flooded - Able to operate but with disruptions.
- Arson/deliberate act.
- Carelessness by individual (E.g. discarded smoking materials).
- Electrical fault (fixed wiring)
- Issues during repairs/modifications to equipment/facility (3rd Party Contractors)
- Reactions from hazardous materials
- Stand alone office/warehouse devices creating fumes, overheating or smoking.
- Electrical fault (cables/equipment).
- Extreme wet/windy weather/storm
- Burst Pipes
- Taps/water outlets left running
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Who was involved (Use initials only)
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What was the immediate response (ADD DETAILED DROPDOWN)
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Description of the incident in detail
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Did anyone witness the event.
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individual
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Attach statement(s) here.
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Take statement(s) and attach to the report here.
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What was the cause of the fire.
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Description of the incident in detail
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What was the immediate response.
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Did anyone witness the event
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individuals?
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Attach the witness statement(s) here.
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Take statement(s) and attach to the report here.
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What was the cause of the fire.
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Who was involved (Use initials only).
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Description of the incident in detail
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What was the immediate response
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Did anyone witness the event
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individual(s)?
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Take statements from the individual(s) and attach to the report here.
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Attach the statement(s) to the incident report here.
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What was the result of the flood or weather event?
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The line manager is responsible for completing the online form https://www.gov.uk/report-an-environmental-incident (UK) / https://www.epa.ie/ (IRE). Support can be obtained from the EHS team healthandsafety.ukie@culligan.com and must inform their senior manager of the accident as soon as possible.
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Has this incident, or one similar to it, occurred on site within the last 30 days
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This incident requires a level one investigation
Investigation Team
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Team leader
Team Members
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Name of Team member
Define Problem
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When was the incident.
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Where did the incident occur
- Warehouse
- Office
- Production
- Yard/ Car Park
- On the road
- Customer's site
- Other
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What equipment/infrastructure/products/services/scenario involved.
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What was the cause of the chemical spill
- Loss of vehicle fuel containment
- Damaged chemical container
- Incorrect use of chemical
- During decanting process
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Description of the incident in detail
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What was your immediate response
- Access to site checked/made secure
- Air Con/heating switched off/windows closed.
- Alarm Raised (External)
- Alarm Raised (Internal System)
- Absorbent socks used to prevent spread
- Area cleared of excess water
- Area cleared of litter/dirt
- Bin/Skip covered/sealed
- Building Evacuated
- Customer stock removed from the area.
- Drains blocked with drain covers
- Doors closed in warehouse/temperature controlled areas.
- Equipment and machinery removed from the area.
- Equipment serviced/calibrated.
- Fire fighting/suppression equipment ordered/distributed.
- Fire tackled
- Leak plugged/sealed
- Leaking drum/vessel placed on bunded pallet
- Main site shut off taps closed.
- Nothing
- Spill kit and/or consumables ordered/distributed.
- Storage/spill bund drained of water.
- Storage/spill bund protected against weather
- Unused electrical devices turned off.
- Waste removed and placed in correct bins/skips
- Waste stored elsewhere (Temporary)
- Water outlets turned off
- Weeping/dripping valves/pipes repaired.
- Other
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Who was involved (Use initials only)
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What is their employment status?
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Has this person received training in the task where the accident occurred?
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Provide evidence of training such as certificate or attendance record
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What level of experience does this person have?
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Please describe the accident in detail
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Does CCTV or video footage exist of the accident?
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Provide link to the footage or still screen shots
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Did anyone witness the event?
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individuals?
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Attach witness statement to the report here.
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What was the cause of the waste issue
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Who was involved (Use initials only)
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What was the immediate response.
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Description of the incident in detail
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Did anyone witness the incident
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Was a written statement(s) taken from the individuals?
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Attach statement(s) here
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Take statement(s) and attach here
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What was the cause of the utility issue.
- Combination of gas heating, air conditioning or open doors/windows working against each other.
- Electrical machinery/devices left on for excessive periods/overnight when not in use.
- Gas heating systems left on or not moved to tick-over mode when office unoccupied during the evening/weekend.
- Warehouse heating/temperature control systems left on with doors/shutters left open.
- Water outlets for cleaning, vehicle washing or welfare left running unnecessarily.
- Fluid/Fuel leak of a vehicle/plant/tank (3rd party owned)
- Fluid/Fuel leak of a vehicle/plant/tank (DBS Owned)
- Leak from customer owned goods
- Drainage system failure
- Gutting overflowing
- Office flooded - Unable to operate
- Office flooded - Able to operate but with distruptions
- Roof leaking
- Weather damage to doors, gates, roof walls and/or windows
- Yard flooded - Unable to operate
- Yard flooded - Able to operate but with disruptions.
- Arson/deliberate act.
- Carelessness by individual (E.g. discarded smoking materials).
- Electrical fault (fixed wiring)
- Issues during repairs/modifications to equipment/facility (3rd Party Contractors)
- Reactions from hazardous materials
- Stand alone office/warehouse devices creating fumes, overheating or smoking.
- Electrical fault (cables/equipment).
- Extreme wet/windy weather/storm
- Burst Pipes
- Taps/water outlets left running
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Who was involved (Use initials only)
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What was the immediate response (ADD DETAILED DROPDOWN)
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Description of the incident in detail
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Did anyone witness the event.
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individual
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Attach statement(s) here.
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Take statement(s) and attach to the report here.
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What was the cause of the fire.
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Description of the incident in detail
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What was the immediate response.
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Did anyone witness the event
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individuals?
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Attach the witness statement(s) here.
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Take statement(s) and attach to the report here.
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What was the cause of the fire.
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Who was involved (Use initials only).
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Description of the incident in detail
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What was the immediate response
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Did anyone witness the event
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Was a written witness statement(s) taken from the individual(s)?
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Take statements from the individual(s) and attach to the report here.
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Attach the statement(s) to the incident report here.
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What was the result of the flood or weather event?
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This accident requires a level two investigation
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When was the accident?
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Where did the accident occour in the facility?
- Warehouse
- Office
- Production
- Yard/ Car Park
- On the road
- Customer's site
- Other
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What equipment was involved in the accident (include photo)
- Blade/ Knife
- Compactors
- Contractor owned equipment
- Products (anything produced and sold by Culligan)
- Display Screen Equipment
- Dock Leveller
- External Building damage
- Fire Equipment (extinguishers, alarms, lights, sounders)
- Hand tools (not including blades)
- Internal Buidling damage
- Manual Handling aids (trolleys, lifting equipment etc)
- MHE (FLT, PPR, etc)
- Office Seating
- Other
- Packaging material
- Pallets
- Racking
- Road Van/ Truck
- Roller Shutter door
- Waste
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Please describe equipment involved
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Who was involved (please use initials only)
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What is their employment status?
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Has this person received training in the task where the accident occurred?
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Provide evidence of training such as certificate or attendance record
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What level of experience does this person have?
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Please describe the accident in detail
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Does CCTV or video footage exist of the accident?
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Provide link in the notes to the location of the footage or still screen shots
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What was the immediate response?
- First Aid
- Quarantined the area/ equipment
- Walk-in center/ taken to A&E
- Communication to effected parties
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Who was the first aider? (please use initials only)
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Were any witness statements documented?
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Please attach the documents
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Obtain witness statements from the injured person, first aiders and any witnesses.
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Does a risk assessment exist for this task?
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Has the risk assessment been reviewed?
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The risk assessment must be reviewed before closing this investigation
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What is the risk assessment reference?
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A risk assessment must be devised and communicated. Please raise an action to complete an assessment as required in QSHE SOP 006
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For a level 2 investigation we use a simple Ishikawa principle to determine a potential root cause
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What was the potential cause of this accident?
- Human factors
- Materials
- Measurement
- Equipment
- Process
- Environment
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the human factor cause of this accident?
- Lessons Learnt communicated
- Re-trianing
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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The investigation can not be closed until the action is completed
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Provide evidence of the completed action
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the materials used in this accident? (include details in the notes)
- New supplier
- Improved materials
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the measurement aspects of this accident? (include details in the notes)
- Re-calibration
- Delays managed
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Describe corrective action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the equipment used in this accident? (include details in the notes)
- Fixed equipment
- Quarantined equipment
- Disposed of equipment
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Describe the action required to improve the equipment used in the accident
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the process related to this accident? (include details in the notes)
- Process reviewed
- Process written
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the environment associated with this accident? (include details in the notes)
- Improved waste management
- Additional spill equipment
- Controlled work area
- Other
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
Completion
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Name of person completing report
Investigation of Accident
Interim Containment
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Describe what has been put in place to stop the issue from escalating?
- Human factors
- Materials
- Measurement
- Equipment
- Process
- Environment
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the human factor cause of this accident?
- Lessons Learnt communicated
- Re-trianing
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the materials used in this accident?
- New supplier
- Improved materials
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the measurement aspects of this accident?
- Re-calibration
- Delays managed
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Describe corrective action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the equipment used in this accident?
- Fixed equipment
- Quarantined equipment
- Disposed of equipment
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Describe the action required to improve the equipment used in the accident
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the process related to this accident?
- Process reviewed
- Process written
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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What corrective actions have been implemented to improve the environment associated with this accident?
- Improved waste management
- Additional spill equipment
- Controlled work area
- Other
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Please describe the action implemented
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
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Has this action been completed?
Verify and Determine the root cause
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You can use the simple Ishikawa principle to determine a potential root cause as a brain storming tool with the colleagues or the 5 Why process
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Which root cause analysis will you use?
- 5 Why
- Ishikawa
- Other
5 Why Analysis (click the green + button to complete)
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What is the problem you are going to root cause analyse
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Why?
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Why?
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Why?
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Why?
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Why?
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As determined by the 5Why above, what are the Immediate/Direct Causes (circumstances that immediately precede the accident)
- Slip
- Trip
- Stab / Puncture
- Cut / Laceration
- Lifting / Carrying
- Pushing / Pulling
- Fall (same level)
- Fall from height
- Unauthorised use of equipment
- Not wearing required PPE
- Not following training
- Struck by moving vehicle
- Equipment Fault or Failure
- Personal attack
- Contact with moving machinery
- Struck by falling / flying objects
- Contact with electricty
- Struck against fixed / stationary object
- Removal of safety guards
- Exposure / contact with harmful substance(s)
- Burns / Scalds from exposure to Fire or Heat
- Trap or Pinch
- Horseplay
- Non- Injury i.e. fainting, nose bleed, black out, rash, bee sting, etc.
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As determined by the 5Why above, what is the Basic/Root Cause for the accident?
- Personal/ Human Factors
- Job/ System Factors
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What was the Person/ Human Factor Root cause?
- Lapse (When a person forgets to do something)
- Mistake (When a person does something they are meant to do but should have done something else)
- Violation (when a person decided to act without complying to a known rule/process)
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Please detail the human factor root cause and create an action to rectify
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What is the job/ system factor of the root cause
- Process (incorrect documented process)
- Training (incorrect/ lack of training provided)
- Organisational (high workloads/ inadequate resources)
- Equipment (maintenance, availability, suitable for the task)
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Please detail the system factor root cause and create an action to rectify
Prevent Recurrence
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Witihn 30 days of the accident, as the problem has reoccurred since implementation of all actions.
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The root cause analysis should be reviewed and additional prevenatative actions implemented
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Does a risk assessment exist for this task?
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Has the risk assessment been reviewed?
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The risk assessment must be reviewed before closing this investigation
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What is the risk assessment reference?
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A risk assessment must be devised and communicated. Please raise an action to complete an assessment as required in QSHE SOP 006
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Has the procedure/ process been updated?
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Have the results and improvements been communicated to all affected persons?
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Has the corrective action been witnessed?
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If the answer is yes to all of the above in this section, then the investigation is ready to be closed
Sign off
End of Investigation - Sign off
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What time was lost due to the accident (days)?
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A RIDDOR report must be completed https://www.hse.gov.uk/riddor/report.htm
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Team Leader sign off:
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First Aider sign off: