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Incident Management
Rele
ase
1.0
R.
Swaminathan /
Kalidas
09.05.07
Reviewed
by
Swaminath
an
Date
15.05.0
7
Approved
by
Peter
Worthington
Responsibility:
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Title:
Organization/Area:
EUP Category:
302277239.doc
EHS representative (
Line management)
Incident management
Release:
Status:
ECC6.0
Released
Date
04.06.07
( Business Role)
Overview
Trigger:
To make an entry of an incident that happened at a work area.
Business Process Description Overview
Incident Management process is used for managing incident related data. This will be achieved using
Incident/accident log in SAP. For every incident, an entry log is created in SAP. We can create an
incident log and also search for a incident that has already been created.
Incident Management forms the basis for recording and managing unplanned events (incidents) in which
persons are injured or killed, property is damaged, or the possibility of damage occurring exists.
Input - Required
Fields
Entry Type
Plant
Plant number
Time of event
Output Results
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Comments
Via Menus
CBIH82
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1.2.
On screen Edit Incident / Accident log: Initial Screen use the icon at top of page
Incident/Accident Log press Create to show a new log and then enter information as
specified in the fields in the table below:
Field Name
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Description
R/O/C
Comments
(Required/
Optional/Co
nditional
Log Entry
Time of event
Event
Work area
Entry Type
(Cause of
injury)
Plant
Entry Lang
Accident
location
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Incident/accident
management accesses the
accident locations you have
specified (related to the work
area).
Description
Description of
the role
No action required
Person
involved
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O
No Action required automatic from
HR
Name
Person group
Reportable
event
Production
time lost
Press <Save>
This will bring up the screen Incident / Accident log: Edit Entry
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1.3 On screen Incident / Accident log: Edit Entry, go to Event data tab and enter information as
specified in the fields in the table below:
Field Name
Log Entry
Description
Field that uniquely identifies
an entry in the
incident/accident log by a
system generated number
Entry type
O
Identifies the entry type in the
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R/O/C
No action required
Comments
incident/accident log.
Status
Entry
language
Time of
Event
Event
Reportable
event
Fatality
Production
time lost
Plant
Work Area
No action required
No action required
No action required
O
O
No action required
No action required
No action required
No action required
Descriptions
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Accident
location
Functional
location
No action required
O
No action required
O
O
No action required
No action required
Machine
Type of
damage
Maintenance
Required
Go to
Person
Involved Tab
Enter the eye witness, first aider
and supervisor details if required
Enter the role as Eye witness or
Supervisor or first aider as required.
Role of
person
Description of
role
Person
involved
No action required
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Person
Group
Name
Witness for
person
affected
Person group
Time of
statement
Accidents
details
No Action required.
Details
screen
possible only
for person
affected role
1.4 On screen Incident / Accident log: Display person-Specific Data,. Enter information as specified
in the fields in the table below:
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Field Name
Log Entry
Accident
notification
number
Rel.witn field
(Relevant
witness for
person
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Description
Key that uniquely identifies
an entry in the
incident/accident log.
R/O/C
O
No action required
Comments
affected)
Accident
category
Status
Reportable
Accident
Fatality
Privacy case
Date of
death
O
O
Person
affected box
Name
Date of birth
No
Press
Treatment
Tab
Person
group (this is
for the
physician
who did
treatment)
First
physician
Person
group of
further
treatment
person
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No action required
No action required
No action required
Further
Treatment
Hospital
Treatment in
emergency
Room
Treatment
overnight as
inpatient
Remarks
Box
Internal note
External
note
note> icon.
O
Press Injury
/ illness Tab
Main injury
Old injury /
illness
Injury /
illness
Description
of Injury /
illness.
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No action required
Injury./Illness. Field
Body part
Description
body part
Description
of body part
No action required
No action required
No action required
Time Data
Tab
In Absence
box
Ceased work
Absence
Start date
End of
absence
Return to
work
Calender
days
Est.duration
of .absence
Estimated duration of
absence (in days) if there is
no end date
Restriction
or job
Transfer
box
Start of
Restriction
or date of
job transfer
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job
Was unable to work full time
Was temporarily transferred
to another job (task)
Workdays
Calendar
days
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Working
Time box
Work
Schedule
Normal
working
Time
Lost Shifts
No action required
Working
experience
box
Time at work
center
Persons
Age
Main work
center
Press
Industrial
Hygiene &
Safety data
Tab
Protective
clothing &
measures
box
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Personal
protective
equipment
Technical
safety
device
Safety
measures
taken
External
influence
Accident
cause object
Movement
of accident
object
Activities of
injuries
persons
Movement
of inured
persons
Assessment
Parameters
box
Cause of
Accident
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1.5 On screen Incident / Accident log: Display person-Specific Data,. Click on Accident reports,
system will show you list of incident reports available. Click on display icon to
see the report.
1.6
1.6.1
Result: status changes from created to conference (this means the information is still under discussion
and may be changed at any time)
Note:
1.6.2
Result: status changes from conference to data entered (this means that the data has been entered
and unless someone shows otherwise it is liable to be closed).
1.6.3
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1.7.2
Menu path: Incident/Accident Log >status switch > switch to next status
1.7.3
Menu path: Incident/Accident Log >status switch > switch to next status
1.7.4
Menu path: Incident/Accident Log >status switch > reset to initial status
Result: status changes from any status ( except closed status) to initial status
Pl. Note: Cannot change any data after changing the status to Closed.
VALUE/CODE
CONDITIONS/STEPS
CONDITIONS & VARIATIONS
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DESCRIPTION
EXPECTED RESULTS
ACTUAL RESULTS
OK /
ERROR
Comments:
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Approval:
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Peter Worthington
Date:
4 June 2007