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1. An accident investigation aims to determine the root cause or underlying factors that led to an accident by examining failures in people, equipment, supplies or surroundings. 2. When investigating an accident, the investigator should ask "why" at least five times to dig deeper for the root causes, working backwards from the accident to reveal the underlying cause. 3. A thorough accident investigation includes interviewing witnesses, documenting the accident scene, gathering supporting documents, and analyzing the pre-accident conditions, accident sequence, and post-accident conditions to identify the root cause and prevent future occurrences.
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Workplace Safety and Health Program
A. Injured Employee DataEmployee Name
Employee Age
Years of Service
Work Organization/Location
Date of accident
Time of Accident
Regular Shift, day? night? other?
|_| a.m.
|_| p.m.
Primary Language Spoken
Work Telephone
Other/Cell Number
Supervisor
B. Incident Description – Proximate Causes
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1. Wheredid the accident happen and who was involved? Provide a full description of the surroundings of the location and the individuals involved.
2. What was happening at the time of the accident and why was it taking place?
3. What were the events leading up to the accident? Describe the sequence in order and when they took place.
4. What exactly caused the injury and how did it happen? What were the mechanics, equipment, or tools involved?
5. Describe the injury or injuries that incurred. What body part and what kind of injury? (Indicate if no injury occurred.)
6. After review of all facts, what was the hazardous condition, unsafe work practice, or other causal factors (procedure, equipment, people, and environment) that contributed to the accident / injury?
C. Root Causes - Speculate about what factors in the Management System might have contributed to the accident. You do not have all the facts, but you can begin asking questions. What “why” questions might you ask? (Remember, you have lots of materials to give you hints about what part of the management system might have contributed to the accident.) Refer to your attachment “Root Cause Analysis.” I need to see at least 10 why questions.
D. Areas of Investigation – Describe where you will begin your investigation based on the “why” questions above. I need to see at least one area of investigation for each “why” question. (Use next page, too)
Preliminary
Incident
Investigation Form
Workplace Safety and Health Program
A. Injured Employee Data
Employee Name
Employee Age
Years of Service
Work Organization/Location
Date of accident
Time of Accident
Regular Shift, day? night?
other?
a.m.
p.m.
Primary Language Spoken
Work Telephone
Other
/Cell Number
Supervisor
B.
Incident
Description
–
Proximate Causes
Instructions:
What happened? What caused the accident? What
were the contributing factors? Reconstruct the
sequence of events that led to the injury. Attach additional sheets if necessary. This document becomes an official
account.
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