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Near Miss Defined
OSHA and the National Safety Council defines a near miss as an “unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage – but had the potential to do so.” -
Instructions:
1. Required to be completed when you experience a Safety or Property Damage Near Miss in the workplace
2. To be completed in full and emailed to direct to company Safety Director
Where & When
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Job number
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Date and Time
Incident/Near Miss Documentation
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Person(s) involved. Include all company and non-company person(s)
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What nearly happened - property damage, injury
- Property damage
- Injury
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Property damage. Provide details about property involved. Personal, company, or host employer property.
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Describe what lead up to and caused the Near Miss. Identify root causes
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What was learned from the near miss?
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Details of corrective actions or behavior changes action taken
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A photo will help explain the what, where, why. Upload the photo here:
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Near injury most relates to:
- Fall from height
- Slip/trip same level
- Fall from equipment
- Falling object
- Material or tool handling
- Electric shock
- Caught between/underneath
- Hazardous material
- Other, describe below
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Injury. Provide details about person involved. Limbs, torso, head
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Describe what lead up to and caused the Near Miss. Identify root causes
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What was learned from the near miss?
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Details of corrective actions or behavior changes action taken
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A photo will help explain the what, where, why, or the injury upload the picture here:
Communication
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Corrections actions or behavior changes were taken to prevent recurrence of near miss or incident
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Reasoning corrective action was not taken
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Near miss reported to supervisor. Yes or No
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Email completed report to company Safety Director
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Per company policy, promptly notify immediate supervisor. After review with immediate supervisor, revise answer to "yes" and proceed with report.