Accident Investigation and Reporting

OSHA requires all employer's to maintain a written program.  Accident investigation is primarily a fact-finding procedure; the facts revealed are used to prevent recurrences of similar accidents in the future.  The focus of accident investigation at this company is to prevent future accidents and injuries in order to increase the safety and health of all our employees.  This standard practice instruction establishes uniform requirements to ensure that accidents are evaluated, controls and procedures are implemented to reduce or prevent future occurrences, and that the proper hazard information is transmitted to all affected workers.

Contents of the Accident Investigation Program

1. Written Program.
2. General Requirements.
3. Accident Investigation Team Composition.
4. Accident and Incident Reporting.
5. Accident Investigation.
6. Job Hazard Analysis Review.
7. Administrative Controls.
8. Medical Management.
9. Accident Trend Analysis.
10. Training and Education.
11. Behavior Modification and Attitude.

 TOTAL Pages 11

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