Accident Investigation
{"Image DocumentName": "Accident Investigation", "Image ImageDescription": "Include all injuries, illnesses, first-aid incidents, and near-misses. Investigate immediately. Include management and employees. Develop and implement corrective actions. Speaker\u2019s Notes: Supervisors must conduct an accident investigation after every accident. Investigate every injury, illness, or first-aid incident\u2014no matter how small or minor the incident. Near-misses or close-call incidents should also be investigated. If the hazard that caused the small injury or near-miss is not discovered and corrected, a more severe accident or injury may result down the road. Immediately investigate after the incident so that all the evidence or clues will still be in place. Remember, the investigation is not intended to place blame. Instead, the investigation should look for causal factors or hazards that may have contributed to the incident. The investigation team should comprise managers and employees. Employee involvement is critical, especially if the employee is familiar with the job or work practice where the incident occurred. The employees will have the insight needed to help determine exactly what happened. Once contributing causal factors have been determined, corrected actions must be identified and implemented. ESD 101 safety specialists must be contacted after every serious accident and will assist in the investigation. If the supervisor wants the ESD specialists to assist with other accidents they are also available to do so.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}