OBTAIN AND REVIEW physical evidence, employee/witness information, and paper evidence pertinent to the investigation.

  • Physical— photographs, drawings, equipment manuals.
  • Employee/Witnesses— statements, interviews, WSI First Report of Injuryform
  • Paper— policies, programs, training records, maintenance records, incident reports
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(A proximate cause is an event which is closest to, or immediately responsible for causing, some observed result. Examples may include: inmate spit in my face; vehicle struck object, sharp metal cut hand, etc.)

CONCENTRATE on the root causes (energy sources/hazardous materials/unsafe acts/unsafe conditions/management policies/personal factors/environmental factors).
  • Use the following listing as an aid for identifying the factors that led to the accident.
  • Not limited by the categories listed (check all that apply).

IDENTIFY CAUSES, not blame someone.
From the categories identified above, circle the major cause or causes of the accident:

Engineering Controls-Eliminate/reduce hazards through equipment redesign, enclosure, replacement, substitution, etc.
Administrative Controls-Eliminate/reduce frequency and duration ofexposure through changes ofwork procedures and practices, scheduling, job rotation, breaks, training, or additional training etc.
Personal Protective Equipment-for personal use that present a barrier between worker and hazard.

Please enter corrective action details when applicable else below fields are optional. If applicable all fields marked * are required on each row


OBTAIN AND REVIEW physical evidence, employee/witness information, and paper evidence pertinent to the investigation.
  • Physical—photographs, drawings, equipment manuals
  • Employee/Witnesses—statements, interviews, WSI First Report of Injury form
  • Paper—policies, programs, training records, maintenance records, incident reports
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