Various types of accident or incident documentation to assist with managing the workplace.
Where an accident or incident resulting in injury has occurred, a work place is required under the act to undertake actions to reduce the risk of a similar accident or incident occurring.
This Accident Incident Early Notification document provides early notification of the occurrence, the outcome, notifications and the like to notify Management or Head Office of the situation.
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An “Accident Incident Injury Investigation” is a process involving a small team of people, who investigate and identify the casual or contributory factors of accidents or incidents, analyses the system in place and establish where the system failures have occurred.
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This “Accident Incident Investigation Register” is used to maintain a record of all accident or incident investigations undertaken on site, following an accident or incident investigation using the “Accident Incident Investigation Record“.
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These Type A, B & C checklists are a guide to assist with monitoring the content of the first aid kits, providing a description of the content required for each type of first aid kit in the workplace:-
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This Record of Injuries document records the details surrounding the injury. Every injury that requires first aid should be recorded.
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Where an accident or incident resulting in injury has occurred, a work place is required under the act to undertake actions to reduce the risk of a similar accident or incident occurring.
In the event of an accident, injury, incident or near miss it is usually the Site Controllers (Manager or Supervisor) responsibility to conduct an “Accident or Incident Investigation” as soon as possible after the event.
Further training may be required for personnel, this can be undertaken by issuing a safety alert in relation to the incident, carrying out a toolbox talk, and training in Safe Operating Procedures.