Information

  • Incident Report No. (001 if your first report of the day)

  • Conducted on

  • Employee Name (optional):

  • Type of Incident (Safety Observation / Near Miss)

  • Department

  • Instructions:
    1. Required to be completed when you see a Safety Observation or experience a Safety Near Miss in the workplace
    2. To be completed in full and emailed to your line manager or the Head of Operations.

  • Near Miss Defined - A near miss as an “unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage – but had the potential to do so.”

  • Safety Observation Defined - Safety concerns refer to any observed hazards or potential risks in the workplace that could cause significant harm to the company’s employees, stakeholders, and property.

  • Date & Time of Observation / Near Miss:

  • Location of Safety Observation / Near Miss.

  • Select the category the Observation / Near Miss most relates to:

  • Describe the observation / How the Near Miss occurred (include the body part and type of pain):

  • Describe the Observation / What lead up to and caused the Near Miss. Identify root causes:

  • Photo/s that can help explain the what, where, why, or the possible injury:

  • Name and Signature (optional)

Approval

  • Date and time of approval

  • Approver's signature

  • Added to H&S data set.

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