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INJURY AND NEARNESS REPORTING PROCEDURE (EHSDOC042) In accordance with the Policy on Injury Reporting and Investigation (VPS42) Last updated: March 1, 2015, by the Office of Environmental Health and

How to fill out injury and near-miss reporting

How to Fill Out Injury and Near-Miss Reporting:

1. Start by providing your personal information such as your name, job title, and contact details. This information will help identify you as the person reporting the incident.
2. Include the date and time of the incident. Accuracy in recording this information is crucial for reference and tracking purposes.
3. Describe the nature of the incident in detail. Include specific information about the location, equipment involved, and any other relevant factors. Be objective and avoid speculations or assumptions.
4. Provide a clear and concise account of what happened leading up to the incident, during the incident, and any immediate actions taken. Include any corrective measures or first aid administered.
5. If there were any witnesses present, gather their names and contact details. Their statements may be required for further investigation or to corroborate the incident.
6. If applicable, attach any supporting documentation or photographs, such as injury pictures or damaged equipment. These visual aids can provide a better understanding of the incident.
7. Depending on the reporting system or form, you may need to select the category or type of incident from a predetermined list. Choose the most appropriate option that accurately describes the situation.
8. Review your completed report for accuracy and clarity. Ensure that all mandatory fields are filled out and that there are no spelling or grammatical errors.
9. Submit the report through the designated channels or to the appropriate authority. Follow any additional instructions or procedures outlined by your organization.

Who Needs Injury and Near-Miss Reporting:

1. Employees: It is essential for all employees to report any injuries or near-miss incidents they witness or are involved in. By reporting these incidents, employees contribute to creating a safer work environment and preventing future accidents.
2. Employers and Management: Employers have a legal obligation to provide a safe working environment for their employees. Injury and near-miss reporting allows employers to identify potential hazards, make necessary improvements, and implement preventive measures.
3. Regulatory Authorities: Injury and near-miss reporting may be required by law to comply with workplace health and safety regulations. Regulatory authorities rely on these reports to identify patterns, enforce compliance, and hold employers accountable for maintaining safe work environments.

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What is injury and near-miss reporting?

Injury and near-miss reporting is the process of documenting and reporting any workplace injuries or incidents that almost caused harm or injury.

Who is required to file injury and near-miss reporting?

Employers are generally required to file injury and near-miss reporting to comply with workplace safety regulations.

How to fill out injury and near-miss reporting?

Injury and near-miss reporting can usually be filled out using a designated form provided by the employer or relevant regulatory body. The form typically requires details about the incident, the individuals involved, and any witnesses.

What is the purpose of injury and near-miss reporting?

The purpose of injury and near-miss reporting is to help identify workplace hazards, prevent future accidents, improve safety protocols, and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

What information must be reported on injury and near-miss reporting?

Injury and near-miss reporting typically requires information about the nature of the incident, the individuals involved, the location and time of the incident, the cause, and any corrective actions taken.