accident and incident investigation
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The ultimate goal of a safety system is that there are no more accidents in the organisation. When striving to prevent accidents, exhaustive investigation and the determination of the causes of accidents will provide a magnificient opportunity to reflect on the weakeset points of the system. Moreover, getting the production line involved in investigation and the determination of the causes of accidents is one of the most productive strategies in reducing accidents levels.
However, accidents are only the tip of the iceberg. According to the International Safety Academy, for every accident involving serious injury or death, there are 10 with minor injuries, 30 accidents with losses and 600 incidents.
For this reason, the strategy of this programme involves analysing incidens with the same strigency. Attacking the base of Heinrich's pyramid significantly reduces the total number of accidents.
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This Accident and Incident Investigation software application, which includes the best safety practice observed in the companies, will hugely benefit the investigation process by allowing you to:
- Register an accident or incident for any authorised user.
- Coordinate the team which will carry our the investigation and determine the causes of the incident.
- Assign and monitor the proposed corrective actions by e-mail.
- Annex files with related information and facilitate the connection to DELTA®
this software application is recommended if...
- Your goal when investigating accidents is not to merely draw up statistics.
- The production line heads are trained in investigation techniques and are prepared to get actively involved.
- You also want to start investigating incidents in order to reduce the total number of new accidents.
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