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Incident
Investigation
an introduction
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Aim of Session
To provide an overview of:
Accident investigation
Human Factors as they relate to
accidents and incidents
Immediate causes of accidents
and incidents
The Why? - Because model of
root cause analysis
Responding to an incident
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Introduction
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RIDDOR
Death
Major injuries e.g. broken leg
Over-3-day injuries
Injuries to members of the public taken
from the scene of an accident to hospital
Some work-related diseases e.g. skin
cancer from mineral oil
Dangerous occurrences e.g. scaffolding
collapse
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Terminology
Hazard
- something with the potential to cause
harm
Incident
- Unplanned, uncontrolled event
.could result in an accident
Accident
- Unwanted or unintended sudden
event .harmful consequences
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Machine Guard
PPE
Undesirable event
Harm
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Machine Guard
PPE
Undesirable event
Harm
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Machine Guard
PPE
Undesirable event
Harm
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Human Factors
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Identifying the
Immediate
Causes
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Unsafe act
action likely
to Incidents
result in
Accidents
and
accident
occurs immediately prior
to the accident
Unsafe condition
article, equipment or
environment in a
condition likely to result
in accident
exists prior to the accident
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Immediate Causes
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Underlying
Causes
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Underlying Causes
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Why
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Why
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Why
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Why
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Root Causes
Individual
Competence, personality,
attitudes, risk
perception
Job
Task, workload,
equipment, displays,
controls, procedures
Organisation
leadership, resources,
work patterns,
communications
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Responding to an
Incident
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Conducting an Interview
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Sequence of Events
Determine the chronological
listing of events that gave rise to
the incident
- Before incident
- Incident
- After the incident
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Barriers in place
What should have happened
Which barrier failed
Human failure
Underlying causes
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Should include
- Monitoring
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Specific
Measurable
Agreed / Achievable
Realistic / Reasonable
Timescale / Time based
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Underlying Causes
must cross reference with the problem issues
discussed in the Factors for Consideration and
demonstrate their contribution to the Accident /
Incident
Action Plans
The controls to prevent re-occurrence
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Aim of Session
Do you have an overview of:
Accident investigation
Human Factors as they relate to
accidents and incidents
Immediate causes of accidents and
incidents
The Why? - Because model of
root cause analysis
Responding to an incident
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