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1. Incident Identification: Basic information including date, time, location, and report reference number
2. Reporter Information: Details of the person completing the report, including name, position, contact information
3. Incident Details: Comprehensive description of what occurred, including sequence of events and immediate impact
4. Persons Involved: Information about all individuals involved, including witnesses, affected parties, and responders
5. Immediate Actions Taken: Description of immediate response actions, including emergency measures and notifications made
6. Injury/Damage Assessment: Details of any injuries to persons or damage to property/equipment
7. Root Cause Analysis: Initial assessment of what led to the incident
8. Corrective Actions: Immediate and planned corrective measures to prevent recurrence
9. Regulatory Reporting: Documentation of required notifications to relevant authorities (OSHA, etc.)
10. Verification and Sign-off: Authentication section for relevant authorities to review and approve the report
1. Environmental Impact: Required when incident involves environmental hazards or contamination
2. Equipment/Machinery Involved: Detailed section for incidents involving equipment malfunction or failure
3. Medical Response Details: Additional section for incidents requiring medical attention or treatment
4. Security Breach Information: For incidents involving security violations or unauthorized access
5. Customer/Public Impact: When incident affects external parties or public safety
6. Media Communications: For high-profile incidents requiring public relations management
7. Financial Impact Assessment: When incident results in significant financial losses or implications
1. Appendix A: Witness Statements: Detailed statements from witnesses and involved parties
2. Appendix B: Photo Documentation: Photographs, diagrams, or visual evidence of the incident
3. Appendix C: Medical Reports: Copies of relevant medical documentation if applicable
4. Appendix D: Equipment Reports: Technical reports or maintenance records for involved equipment
5. Appendix E: Incident Scene Diagram: Detailed layout or diagram showing incident location and relevant factors
6. Appendix F: Related Documentation: Copies of relevant procedures, permits, or certificates
7. Appendix G: Investigation Checklist: Standard checklist for ensuring thorough incident investigation
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