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Accident Investigation
In 2000, 3.9 million Americans experienced disabling, on-the-job injuries, and another 5,200 were killed, resulting in a total cost of 131.2 billion dollars.
Program Includes:
- Video
- Administrative Materials
- 5 Employee Handbooks
Video Length: 12 minutes
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Program Overview:
No workplace is exempt from accidents. And since you can't guarantee an accident will never take place in your workplace,
it is important to know how to properly handle accidents when they occur. This program is designed to equip you with the information you need to understand why accidents occur in your workplace and how to avoid similar occurrences in the future.
You Will Learn:
- How to Develop Your Accident Investigation Program
- The Steps in the Accident Investigation Process
- Proper Procedures for Investigating the Facts
- How to Review the Facts to Find the Cause
- How to Implement Corrective Measures
- The Correct Way to Document Findings and Actions
- The Importance of Following-up on Accidents
- How to Train Investigators
- Tips for Maintaining Accurate Records
Program Contents:
- Explanations of the OSHA Requirements and Reporting
- Step-by-Step Instructions for How to Develop Your Accident Investigation Program
- Guide to Recordkeeping Requirements for Occupational Injuries and Illness
- Written Program Development
- Accident Investigation Written Program
- Recordkeeping Forms:
Accident Analysis Form
Employee Injury Report
Accident Investigation Training Record
OSHA 200 Log
Order Form
Blueprints® for Safety Home
Questions? Contact Chad Brower at cbrower@southdakotasafetycouncil.org or at 605-361-7785/800-952-5539. |
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