
The different level of accident investigation
To determine the appropriate level of accident investigation you must consider the worst potential consequences of the adverse event. For example, a scaffolding collapse may
To determine the appropriate level of accident investigation you must consider the worst potential consequences of the adverse event. For example, a scaffolding collapse may
Investigating incidents is crucial if you want to identify the root causes of an incident and determine what steps should be taken to prevent similar
Health and safety incidents can have severe consequences for individuals and organisations. To prevent these incidents from occurring, organisations need to understand their causes. This
Strengths of checklists Checklists are commonly used as part of active and reactive monitoring in health and safety inspections and investigations, and they offer a
An organisation should have systematic approaches for monitoring its health and safety controls as part of its management system. This is where monitoring comes in.
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