Incident Investigation

What is NADOPOD?

• Use and Standard of Exposure Chemical Hazardous to Health

• Classification , Labelling and Safety Data Sheet of Hazardous Chemical

• Notification of Accident, Dangerous Occurrence, Poisonings, Occupational Diseases

• Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazard

What is Definition of accident

• Unplanned or Unwanted but Preventable events that have the potential to cause harm to people, damage to property

• Unplanned or unwanted event which disrupts the work process and has the potential of resulting in injury, harm, or damage to persons or property

• A source of a situation with the potential for harm in term of human injury, damage to property, damage to environment

• A source of a situation with the potential for harm in term of human injury, damage to property, damage to environment

The main reason for investigating accidents is to attach the blame somewhere. 

• True

• False

There are four(4) basic types of incidents EXCEPT:

• Near misses

• Serious accidents

• Minor accidents

• Short Term

What should the investigation team need to do during the interview session?

• Take notes without distracting the witness

• Ask leading questions

• Put witness at unease situation

• Perform body contact

Information/evidence should be collected at the incident scene, EXCEPT

• Related photos

• Measurements

• Group photos (welfie)

• Draw sketches

The near-miss incident should be reported

• Yes

• No

An unplanned, unwanted event that had the potential to lead to injury, damage or loss, but did not, in fact, do so is...

• an accident

• a near miss

• a risk

• a work-related illness

The following are the steps in incident investigation EXCEPT

• Gather information

• Isolate essential contributing factors

• Determine the causes & implement corrections

• Report, review the findings

It is appropriate to gather information relevant to an investigation using a camera or an audio recorder without the consent of the witness

• Yes

• No