ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION How, why,when,where???? Arunachalam Manager, MGVTS.

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ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION How, why,when,where???? Arunachalam Manager, MGVTS

THE ACCIDENT AN UNPLANNED AND UNWELCOMED EVENT WHICH INTERRUPTS NORMAL ACTIVITY.

The Aim of the Investigation EXONERATE INDIVIDUALS OR MANAGEMENT SATISFY INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS DEFEND A POSITION FOR LEGAL ARGUEMENT OR, TO ASSIGN RESPONSIBILITY

The Aim of the Investigation THE KEY RESULT SHOULD BE TO PREVENT A RECURRENCE OF THE SAME ACCIDENT

THREE BASIC TYPES OF ACCIDENTS MINOR ACCIDENTS: SUCH AS PAPER CUTS TO FINGERS OR DROPPING A BOX OF MATERIALS MORE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS THAT CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT OR PROPERTY ACCIDENTS THAT OCCUR OVER AN EXTENDED TIME FRAME:SUCH AS HEARING LOSS OR AN ILLNESS RESULTING FROM EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS

THE ACCIDENT ACCIDENTS HAVE TWO THINGS IN COMMON THEY ALL HAVE OUTCOMES FROM THE ACCIDENT THEY ALL HAVE CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS THAT CAUSE THE ACCIDENT

OUTCOMES OF ACCIDENTS NEGATIVE ASPECTS – DEATH & INJURY – DISEASE – DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT & PROPERTY – LITIGATION COSTS – LOST PRODUCTIVITY

OUTCOMES OF ACCIDENTS POSITIVE ASPECTS – ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION – CHANGE TO SAFETY PROGRAMS

CONTRIBUTING FACTORS ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN SYSTEMS & PROCEDURES HUMAN BEHAVIOUR

CONTRIBUTING FACTORS ENVIRONMENTAL – NOISE – VAPORS, FUMES, DUST – LIGHT – HEAT

CONTRIBUTING FACTORS DESIGN – WORKPLACE LAYOUT – DESIGN OF TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

CONTRIBUTING FACTORS SYSTEMS & PROCEDURES – LACK OF SYSTEMS & PROCEDURES – INAPPROPRIATE SYSTEMS & PROCEDURES

CONTRIBUTING FACTORS HUMAN BEHAVIOUR – COMMON TO ALL ACCIDENTS – NOT LIMITED TO THE PERSON INVOLVED IN THE ACCIDENT

WHO SHOULD INVESTIGATE DEPENDENT ON SEVERITY OF THE ACCIDENT – INVESTIGATION TEAM INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED SUPERVISOR SAFETY SUPERVISOR UPPER MANAGEMENT OUTSIDE CONSULTANTS

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY GATHER INFORMATION & ESTABLISH FACTS ISOLATE ESSENTIAL CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS DETERMINE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS IMPLEMENT CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY FACT GATHERING BE IMPARTIAL & OBJECTIVE – COMPILE PROCEDURES & RULES FOR THE AREA – GATHER MAINTENANCE RECORDS ON EQUIPMENT INVOLVED – ISOLATE ACCIDENT SCENE – TAKE PHOTOS & MAKE DIAGRAMS – DO NOT DISCARD OR DESTROY ANYTHING

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY FACT GATHERING (CONTINUED) – TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE – OBTAIN INFORMATION INJURED WITNESSES SUPERVISORS OTHER PERSONNEL

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY FACT GATHERING (CONTINUED) – INTERVIEWS (SEPARATELY) WHAT WERE YOU DOING? HOW DO YOU THINK THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED? HOW WERE YOU TRAINED FOR THE JOB? WHAT IS THE SAFETY PROCEDURE FOR THIS JOB?

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY FACT GATHERING (CONTINUED) – OBTAIN FACTS NOT OPINIONS – MAKE IT CLEAR THE OBJECT OF THE INVESTIGATION IS TO AVOID RECURRENCE, NOT TO BLAME

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY ISOLATE ESSENTIAL CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS – INVESTIGATION TEAM EVALUATES ALL FACTORS CONCERNED

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY ISOLATE ESSENTIAL CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS – INVESTIGATION TEAM ISOLATES THE KEY FACTOR(S) BY ASKING THE FOLLOWING QUESTION....

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY WOULD THE ACCIDENT HAVE HAPPENED IF THIS PARTICULAR FACTOR WAS NOT PRESENT?

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY DETERMINE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS – INVESTIGATION TEAM INTERPRETS & DRAWS CONCLUSION DISTINCTION BETWEEN INTERMEDIATE & UNDERLYING CAUSES

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY DETERMINE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS – INVESTIGATION TEAM RECOMMENDATIONS BASED ON KEY CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS AND UNDERLYING CAUSES

INVESTIGATION STRATEGY IMPLEMENT CORRECTIVE ACTIONS – INVESTIGATION TEAM RECOMMENDATION(S) MUST BE COMMUNICATED CLEARLY STRICT TIME TABLE ESTABLISHED FOLLOW UP CONDUCTED

BENEFITS OF ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PREVENTING RECURRENCE IDENTIFYING OUT-MODED PROCEDURES IMPROVEMENTS TO WORK ENVIRONMENT

BENEFITS OF ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT OF OPERATIONAL & SAFETY PROCEDURES RAISES SAFETY AWARENESS LEVEL

BENEFITS OF ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION WHEN AN ORGANIZATION REACTS SWIFTLY AND POSTIVELY TO ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES, ITS ACTIONS REAFFIRM ITS COMMITMENT TO THE SAFETY AND WELL- BEING OF ITS EMPLOYEES

Are we to leave our children a country ridden with accidents and their corresponding burden of human and economic loss? Or... can we prove that, we can progress, both technically and morally, to provide our citizens with a life and work style worthy of the sufferings, sacrifices and expectations of our founding fathers?