Accident investigation presentation by stuart would
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This document provides guidance on accident reporting and investigation for a company. It defines an accident as an unplanned event that causes injury, death, or property damage. Near misses should also be investigated. The process for investigating accidents is outlined, including securing the scene, collecting witness statements immediately, interviewing those who saw what happened, and completing an investigation report form. The investigation aims to determine what happened, why, and how to prevent reoccurrences by reviewing risk assessments and procedures. Actions must be assigned and monitored to ensure effectiveness. Lessons learned will be discussed at safety meetings.
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