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Workplace Incident Investigation and Reporting Guide

Learn how to investigate and report occupational incidents effectively to ensure safety compliance and organizational requirements. Understand the process, purpose, and procedures for accidents, incidents, and ill-health cases. Discover how to differentiate between accidents and near misses, and handle undesired circumstances. Obtain insights into questions for investigations and information for insurance claims. Improve your incident reporting practices.

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Workplace Incident Investigation and Reporting Guide

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  1. 8 Chapter Occupational Incident and Accident Investigation Recording and Reporting

  2. Occupational Incident and Accident Investigation Recording and Reporting • After reading this chapter, you should be able to: • Explain the process and purpose of, and procedures for, • investigating occupational incidents (accidents, cases of work-related ill-health and other occurrences) • Describe the organisational requirements for recording and reporting such incidents.

  3. Figure 8.2Accident or near miss? a) Accident b) Near miss c) Undesired circumstances

  4. Figure 8.4Questions to be asked in an investigation

  5. Figure 8.5Information for insurance compensation claims General information

  6. Figure 8.5Information for insurance compensation claims continued

  7. Table 8.1 Appropriate levels of incident

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