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Pre-Investigation
Accurate information is essential, so if at home, pause
before you go as adrenaline and memory dont mix.
Consider the following:
Seriousness, do I need to go ? (A fatality, always yes
but speak to the Manager involved to assess situation.)
Safety - is it safe to go ? (i.e. weather, fit to drive, etc.)
Check what you need, (i.e. PPE, camera, pad & pen,
measuring tape, phone & charger, voice recorder etc.)
Contact other members of investigation team, PR or
Media officer, company lawyers & insurers, HR Manager
(family support) to identify you as the point of contact.
Remind those at the scene to check that the site is safe
& secure, move as little as possible, that first aiders &
the emergency services attended & the hospital name.
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On Arrival,
Contact HSE if required and then obtain:
the entry in the accident book;
any photographs, images, sketches of accident site;
copies of relevant training records, authorisation &
Permits to Work, SSoW/SOP, risk assessments, etc;
details of machinery involved, i.e. manufacturers name,
serial number(s), guard/gauge settings, maintenance etc
surplus chemical (and containers) & Safety Data Sheets;
the names of eye/other witnesses and any statements.
NB. Take at least 2 copies of all records.
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HSG 245
INDG 355
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