Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

SECTION I

  • Date and time of incident

  • Date and time incident was reported.

  • To whom was the incident reported? Eric Rovacsek

  • Location of incident. (Specify site location)Pit 1

  • Supervisor's Name Eric Rovacsek

  • Supervisor's Phone Number0499 022 742

  • Was there any witness(es)? If yes, provide name(s).No

  • Witness
  • Name and Address

PERSON(S) INVOLOVED

    Person
  • Name John Williams

  • Phone: 0401 932 083

  • Sex: Male

  • Age; 30

  • Job Title: Operator

  • Time on job: (Yrs & Mos) 3 months

  • Job Status: operator

  • Classification:

  • Medication prescribed? If yes list medications. No

  • List Medications

NATURE OF INJURY

  • Describe injury. N/A

  • Detail any first-aid or medical treatment administered. (Provide names)

  • Property Damage: yes

  • Photo of damage.

  • Property Damage:

  • Photo of damage.

  • Estimated cost of damage:$200

  • Machinery /Vehicle Service Truck

  • Machinery /Vehicle
  • Machinery/ Vehicle ID:JOH003

  • Make/Model:Isuzu truck

  • Age:3

  • Detailed description of incident. (Include environmental conditions at time of incident) Manoeuvring u turn in pit in close quarters, reversed into windrow and bent rear bumper bar slightly.

  • Environmental photo:

  • Environmental photo:

  • Immediate (Direct Causes): Positioned truck to close to windrow

  • Direct cause photo:

  • Direct cause photo:

  • Contributing (underlying) Factors:

  • Contributing factors photo:

  • Corrective Action (Include detail description of action and person(s) responsible for actions) Use a spotter in future

  • What was the potential for severity?<br>Low

  • What could have potentially happened? Further damage to bumper

  • What is the probability of reoccurrance?<br>Low

  • Date 8/1/2015

  • Signature Eric Rovacsek

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