11-2.3.08 The Report and Investigation of Accidents and Incidents

QCS 2014 Section 11: Health and Safety Page 1
Part 2.3.08: The Report and Investigation of Accidents and Incidents
2 SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION MANAGEMENT /

ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM (SAMAS) ....................................................... 1
2.3 SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT PROCEDURES............................... 1
2.3.8 THE REPORT AND INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS ...... 1
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2.3.8.1 Responsibilities.............................................................................................. 4
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2.3.8.2 Definitions ...................................................................................................... 4
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2.3.8.3 Action to Be Taken To Implement This Procedure ....................................... 5
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2.3.8.4 Appendices .................................................................................................. 12
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2.3.8.5 Reference Documents ................................................................................. 20
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2.3.8.6 Author .......................................................................................................... 20
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2.3.8.7 Approvals ..................................................................................................... 20

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PROCESS MAP
Project/Site
Contract SHE Client/Regulatory Human
Manager MIT Insurers
Manager/Director Manager/Adviser/Dept Bodies Resources

Incident Control Investigation of

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emergency
procedures
including consider
use of company
emergency
Determine type and nature of telephone number
incident/occurrence Provide support, as
circumstances and informing
dictate Company
Media
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Representative
Inform all relevant
parties by
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first alert Receive First Alert Tie in with any
(within 24 hours) contractual
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reporting
1.3, 3.12 requirements Receive First Alert
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Contact Regulators Contact Regulators
as required as required
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3.1, 3.2, 3.3
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If appropriate obtain a copy of the F100 and
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distribute to relevant parties

Receive copy of Receive copy of
F100/A
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3.1, 3.2, 3.3 F100/A and

Investigation
Report
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If appropriate,
complete and
forward accident
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book form to
Regional Office
3.7 Receive copy of

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Accident
Register/Book
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Involvement of
Agree requirement for investigation and report Comapny
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based on outcome and/or potential SHE Director,

as circumstances
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3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 dictates
Carry out investigation, prepare report action plan and distribute as required.
Provide detail,
(Interim report to be issued within 7 days of incident) Provide detail,
if required
if required
3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5
Produce Monthly
Returns form and
send
to SHE
Receive information
Department Log into
for processing
data base
3.8
Key Activity
Guidance
PURPOSE
1 The purpose of this procedure is to focus on the potential of incidents, NOT just the
outcome, and to assign responsibilities and establish a system for the reporting and
investigation of Safety, Health or Environmental accidents/incidents, diseases, dangerous
occurrences and learning events as required by both Qatar Legislation (RIDDOR) and
COMPANY and client requirements.
SCOPE
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1 This procedure covers all COMPANY Projects and locations under the control of
COMPANY. A COMPANY is defined as the organization with responsibility for management
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of safety at a construction site.
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Note: Qatar Civil Defence and the Environment Ministry have responsibilities and authority
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in relation to the reporting of fires and environmental impacts, respectively.
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2.3.8.1 Responsibilities
SHE DIRECTOR
1 Authorises this procedure and decides whether an incident review is necessary. He may
also delegate responsibility for chairing this review.
CONTRACTS DIRECTOR / MANAGER
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2 Provides support in the application of this procedure, assists the Major Incidents Team (MIT)
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in the investigation process and the production of reports.
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PROJECT/SITE MANAGER
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3 Ensures that any reporting and investigation of an incident is carried out in accordance with
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this procedure (and any associated client procedures), and that appropriate contact is made
with the SHE Department and other interested parties
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SHE ADVISER / MANAGER
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4 Provides advice and support in the application of this procedure, assists the Project/Site
Manager and the Major Incidents Team (MIT) in the investigation process and the production
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of reports.
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EMPLOYEE / CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE

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5 To report all accidents, incidents, diseases, dangerous occurrences and learning events to
the appropriate person.
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2.3.8.2 Definitions
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CONTRACTS MANAGER
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1 Project or Office based Manager overseeing a number of projects.
PROJECT / SITE MANAGER
2 For the purposes of this procedure, Project / Site Manager may also mean Depot Manager
or Office Manager.
MAJOR INCIDENT TEAM (MIT)
3 A team appointed by the Regional Managing Director to investigate all major incidents in
line with the matrix in Appendix 5.
RIDDOR
4 Qatar Regulatory Document (Construction) Report of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous

Occurrences
LEGAL REPRESENTATION
5 A firm of Solicitors, approved by the Company.
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LEGAL PRIVILEGES
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6 Any report formed under request from legal representation.
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ACCIDENT / INJURY CLASSIFICATION
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7 Classification of accidents and injuries are detailed in Appendix 2.
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2.3.8.3 Action to Be Taken To Implement This Procedure
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REPORTING AND INVESTIGATING A MAJOR ACCIDENT/INCIDENT (FATAL
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ACCIDENT OR MAJOR INJURY) PROJECT / SITE MANAGER

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1 Ensure first aid is provided and an ambulance is called and/or medical attention
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administered.
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2 Where advised by the appointed 1st Aider, do not move the person unless this is absolutely
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essential.
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3 Ensure that the scene of the accident is not interfered with. Cordon off area wherever
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possible (instruct line supervision accordingly).
4 Contact your SHE Adviser / Manager. The SHE Adviser / Manager will inform the MIT and
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prior to commencing the investigation and following consultation with the SHE Manager /
Director, will advise our legal representatives.
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5 If an COMPANY employee is involved, notify HR Department who will arrange for notification
of relatives of the person concerned as soon as possible and preferably by personal visit by
someone who knows the family etc.
6 Obtain photographs of the area. (Any digital prints may be verified by date and signature.)
7 In conjunction with SHE Adviser / Manager, complete/send First Alert form SHE-FRM-8-01
to ensure that relevant persons are informed (see distribution list on First Alert form).
8 Complete the accident book entry report. (Accident Investigation Report Part 1, AIR SHE-
FRM-8-03)
9 If appropriate :
(a) Consider also any specific client requirements.
(b) Contact the COMPANY Emergency Media Telephone Number.
REPORTING AND INVESTIGATING A FATAL ACCIDENT OR MAJOR INJURY SHE

MANAGER /ADVISER
10 Ensure that the Qatar Labor Ministry, Workplace Inspector has been informed. Where
applicable ensure that the Police have been informed.
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11 Inform SHE Director / SHE Manager.
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12 Carry out an immediate investigation of the accident in conjunction with MIT.
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13 Ensure that a copy of the form F100 is completed and sent to the Labor Ministry within 10
days of the accident, or in the case of a non COMPANY employee, obtain a copy from their
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employee and ensure that a copy is forwarded to the COMPANY Insurer.
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Ensure copies of any relevant reports and forms are forwarded to the SHE Department.
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15 Complete an AIR Part 1 SHE-FRM-8-02 and 2 SHE-FRM-8-03 and agree distribution with
the Business SHE Manager.
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REPORTING AND INVESTIGATING AN OVER 3 DAY INJURY PROJECT / SITE

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18 Investigate cause of accident, record physical evidence, and take steps to prevent
recurrences.
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19 Inform the SHE Department and Contracts Manager as soon as the accident becomes a
possible over 3 day reportable.
20 In conjunction with the SHE Manager / Advisor complete Accident/Incident First Alert report
form and distribute.
21 Obtain from any sub-contractor a copy of the F100.
22 Report the accident in the accident book and send a copy to the SHE Department and
Insurance Broker.
23 Agree with the SHE Manager / Adviser who will produce the investigation report and the
timing of this, including any interim report if necessary.
REPORTING AND INVESTIGATING A NON RIDDOR REPORTABLE ACCIDENT (LOST

TIME INJURY AND ANY OTHER PERSONAL ACCIDENT) PROJECT / SITE
MANAGER
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26 Investigate cause of accident, record physical evidence and take steps to prevent
recurrence.
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27 Inform the SHE Department of such incidents.
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28 Record and report the accident on the accident book form and send a copy to the SHE
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Department together with any supporting evidence/documentation.
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REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION OF AN INCIDENT/NEAR MISS/LEARNING EVENT
PROJECT / SITE MANAGER / SHE ADVISER / MANAGER
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29 Where a near miss, learning event is observed, the process detailed in SHE-PRO-016
should be followed.
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30 If appropriate to the circumstances the Project / Site Manager / SHE Adviser / Manager will
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complete First Alert report and circulate as appropriate.

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PROCEDURES CONTRACTORS (SUB/WORK PACKAGE), THIRD PARTIES, ETC

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32 These contractors are expected to carry out their own reporting and investigation procedures
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but we must ensure that it is done. Where the contractor is obliged to report accidents, they
shall be requested for a copy of the report to COMPANY site management who will forward
to the SHE Department.
33 According to the severity or potential of the injury or the level of environmental damage the
contractor may be requested to carry out a joint investigation. This will be decided in
discussion with the Contractor.
34 Reporting/Investigating of Accidents to the General Public/Third Parties
35 Follow the procedure as Section 3.i to 3.iv above as appropriate to the category and
ascertain the type of injury and hospital details, etc.
ACCIDENT BOOK/REGISTER
36 Site management shall control and verify entries made in the COMPANY accident book and
ensure that copies are forwarded as soon as possible after they are made to the SHE
Department.
37 All notified accidents shall be entered in the COMPANY accident book including all
employees, contractors, visitors to site and accidents to members of the public.
38 Remember, some accidents, which seem minor at the time, may be important long after the
particular contract is finished and hence full information becomes essential.
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39 Accident books must be retained for at least three years from the date of the last entry in the
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40 The accident book must be sent to archive at the end of the contract with the rest of the
contract documents.
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MONTHLY SHE RETURNS
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The Project / Site Manager is responsible for the completion of the SHE Return and this shall
be sent to the SHE Department as soon as possible after the month end but no later than the
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second working day of the following month.
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DISEASES - PROCEDURES
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42 In the event of a reportable disease being advised by a Doctor, the Project / Site Manager
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(a) Ensure that the SHE Department is notified.
(b) After consultation with the SHE Adviser / Manager carry out an immediate
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investigation and prepare a written report with emphasis on preventing recurrence of

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the problem with a copy to the SHE Department.
(c) After completing above, arrange with the SHE Adviser to complete and forward form
F100A to the appropriate Labor Ministry Department with a copy to the SHE
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Department within 10 days. In the case of COMPANY employees, forward a copy to

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the Insurance Broker.
(d) A disease needs to be reported only when a written statement prepared by a

Registered Medical Practitioner diagnosing the disease is in line with the Qatar
Regulatory Document (Construction) RIDDOR Section.
DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES (SPECIFIED BY RIDDOR) - PROCEDURES
43 If injury to person is also involved, carry out procedure under Section 3.1 to 3.4 as
appropriate.
44 For all events, consult with the SHE Manager / Adviser for the full list of specified Reportable
Dangerous Occurrences.
45 All Dangerous Occurrences shall be investigated by the Site / Project Manager in

conjunction with the SHE Department :
ALL DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES
46 Do not interfere with the scene of the accident.
47 Notify the Contract Manager and SHE Department immediately and discuss whether
reportable.
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48 If appropriate contact the COMPANY Emergency Media Telephone Number.
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49 Obtain written statements for witnesses where possible.
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50 Obtain photographs of the area and record physical evidence.
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51 Report accident on the form from the accident book with a copy to the Insurer.
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Reportable Dangerous occurrences shall be reported by the SHE Department will inform the
Qatar Administrative Authority. The Administrative Authority, Workplace Inspector will advise
whether and when you can resume work in the area.
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(a) The Manager, in consultation with the SHE Manager / Adviser, shall report the
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occurrence on First Alert report form and distribute as appropriate.

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(b) The Manager, in consultation with the SHE Manager / Adviser, to complete Form F100
and send to the Qatar Administrative Authority within 10 days.
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REPORTING & INVESTIGATING ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS - PROCEDURE

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54 To assist the reporting process, environmental incidents have been categorised and
examples of each type of category are listed in Appendix 1 (guidance document).
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55 For all environmental incidents, consult with the SHE Manager/Environmental Adviser for
advice.
56 Following an environmental incident, complete the reporting requirements as detailed below :
(a) If it is a significant/serious incident then completes a First Alert form as per section
3.12 (note examples of types of environmental incidents requiring First Alert).
(b) In addition, less serious incidents must also be recorded and reported monthly as per
section 6.8, to enable COMPANY to monitor and measure environmental
performance.
(c) Where deemed necessary, a formal Investigation report shall be completed as per
section 3.13 and 3.5 in cases of Learning Events
FIRST ALERT PROCEDURES
57 COMPANY operates a First Alert system to ensure that serious incidents are notified
quickly to the relevant personnel.
58 A First Alert form should be completed for the following circumstances:
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(b) Major Injury accidents;
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(c) Over 3 Day Injury;
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(d) Dangerous Occurrences;
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(e) Following receipt of enforcement notices from any enforcing authority either by the
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Company or its sub-contractors;
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All accidents and incidents, including those resulting in significant damage to the
environment, where prosecution is likely or where substantial loss has occurred or
where public attention is likely.
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(g) Significant Learning events (near misses).
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59 If however, doubt exists whether or not to send a First Alert then it should be sent. It is the
responsibility of the Regional SHE Adviser / Managers to ensure the First Alert is circulated
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to respective COMPANY post holders. Further circulation will be agreed with the relevant
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SHE Managers.
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60 All First Alerts shall also be copied to the COMPANY SHE Director.
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61 First Alerts shall be sent as soon as possible after the accident/incident has become known
to the Company and in any case WITHIN 24 HOURS.
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62 The Project/Site Manager shall contact the SHE Manager/Adviser for their site to provide
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support on the information required for the First Alert.
ACCIDENT/INCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORTS
63 It is important that accidents/incidents are properly investigated by the Project Management

Team to determine what has happened and any actions needed to improve performance.
64 It is of the utmost importance that actions arising from an investigation are fully closed out.
This is the responsibility of the Project / Site Manager to produce a written report in
conjunction with the local SHE Manager / Advisor.
65 Formal investigations will be necessary:

(a) for accidents/incidents reportable under RIDDOR;
(b) where prosecution or other formal enforcement action is being taken/is considered
likely;
(c) where, although not reportable, there was potential for more serious consequences or
there are wider lessons to be learned (such as near miss/learning event incidents)
(d) Significant pollution/damage to the environment has been caused
66 The decision on whether to conduct a formal investigation should be taken in conjunction

with the relevant SHE Manager / Advisor.
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67 Reports on accident/incident investigations should be written in the format set out on the
Accident/Incident Investigation Report form. (Notes for guidance for completing the AIR are
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investigation, these should also be included.
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68 For any incident and subsequent investigation, a completed or interim report shall be issued
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within 7 days from the date of the incident.
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Distribution of completed accident/incident investigation reports must include the COMPANY
SHE Director. Any distribution outside COMPANY should be agreed with the SHE Director
who will provide the necessary direction
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2.3.8.4 Appendices
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APPENDIX 1 GUIDANCE ON CATEGORIES OF ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS
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Report in
ENVIRONMENTAL First Alert Category for Sustainability
EXAMPLE Monthly
INCIDENT TYPE Required? Reporting (SHE Dept Use Only)
returns?
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Any Spillage of Fuel / Oil / Chemicals / Soap Oil etc. <10
YES Non-notifiable Pollution Incident
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Significant or major spillage which has entered a
YES YES Notifiable Pollution Incident
watercourse or drain
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Any formal investigation into complaints of nuisance YES YES Notifiable Pollution Incident
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I.E. NOISE, DUST, Any letters/correspondence received from in relation to
YES Notifiable Pollution Incident
VIBRATION, nuisance complaints/investigation
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ODOUR ETC.
Any waste materials causing a nuisance YES Notifiable Pollution Incident
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Any visible oil/silt/chemicals in controlled waters as a result Non-notifiable Pollution Incident

YES YES
of COMPANY activities (Environmental Managers Discretion)
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Discharging to Controlled Waters or Drains without Non-notifiable Pollution Incident

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CONTROLLED discharge consent/approval from Regulator. (Environmental Managers Discretion)
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WATERS
Any Breaches of Discharge Consent Parameters YES YES Non-notifiable Pollution Incident
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River/stream bank collapse as a result of COMPANY

YES YES Notifiable Pollution Incident
operations.
Damage to any plant, animal (or their habitat), or
ECOLOGY & BUILT building/structure that is protected under Qatar law such as
YES YES Notfiable Pollution Incident
HERITAGE Damage to any listed buildings, Scheduled & Ancient
Monuments etc.
Any other incident leading to damage to the environment,
OTHER YES YES Environmental Managers discretion
breach of regulation etc.
Appendix 2 Accident / Injury Report Form Classifications
NO TREATMENT
1 Any incident, which results in a minor injury but requires none of the treatments noted in any
other of the above categories.
FIRST AID CASE
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2 Injury that is given First Aid treatment by a First Aider, site medical centre or hospital.
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(a) Cleaning, flushing or soaking wounds on the surface of the skin.
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(b) Using wound coverings such as bandages, Band-Aids, gauze pads, etc.; or using
butterfly bandages or Steri-Strips, (other wound closing devices such as sutures,
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staples, etc., are considered medical treatment);
(c) Using any non-rigid means of support, such as elastic bandages, wraps, non-rigid
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back belts, etc. (devices with rigid stays or other systems designed to immobilise parts
of the body are considered medical treatment)
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(d) Using temporary immobilisation devices while transporting an accident victim (e.g.,
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(e) Drilling of a fingernail or toenail to relieve pressure, or draining fluid from a blister;
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(g) Removing foreign bodies from the eye using only irrigation or a cotton swab;
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(h) Removing splinters or foreign material from areas other than the eye by irrigation,
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tweezers, cotton swabs or other simple means;
(i) Using finger guards.

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(j) Administering tetanus immunisations.

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MEDICAL TREATMENT CASE
4 Injury that results in a person being taken to hospital or given medical treatment by a Doctor
or other Health Care Professional.
5 Medical Treatment means the management and care of a patient to combat disease or
disorder including;
(a) Closing wounds using sutures or staples,
(b) Immobilisation of parts of the body using rigid stays plaster casts etc.
6 Medical Treatment does not include;
(a) Visits to a doctor or health care professional solely for observation or counselling;
(b) The conducting of diagnostic procedures such as x-rays and blood tests, including the
administration of prescription medications used solely for diagnostic purposes (e.g.,
eye drops to dilate pupils); or
(c) First-Aid Treatment as defined above.
LOST TIME INCIDENT (LTI) /RESTRICTED WORK CASE
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7 Injury that results in a person missing between one and three workdays (not counting the
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day of the accident) from work, or injury that results in a person remaining at work but being
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unable to discharge their normal duties for one to three days.
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OVER 3-DAY LT OR RESTRICTED / MODIFIED CASE
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8 Injury not being a major injury that results in a person either missing 4 or more consecutive
days from work (not counting the day of the accident) or being unable to fulfil his/her normal
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duties for 4 or more consecutive days, including non-working days i.e.- weekends.
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MAJOR INJURY
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9 Defined injury, which requires immediate notification to Enforcing Authority under the
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Reporting of Injuries, Disease or Dangerous Occurrence (RIDDOR). Specifically:

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(a) Any fracture, other than to the finger, thumb or toe

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(c) Dislocation of the shoulder, hip, knee, or spine

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(d) Loss of sight (whether temporary or permanent)

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(e) A chemical or hot metal burn to the eye or penetrating injury to the eye
(f) Any injury resulting from an electric shock or electric burn, leading to unconsciousness
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(g) Any other injury
(i) Leading to hypothermia, heat induced illness or to unconsciousness
(ii) Requiring resuscitation
(iii) Requiring admittance to hospital for more than 24 hours
(iv) Loss of consciousness caused by asphyxia or by exposure to a harmful

substance or biological agent
(v) Acute illness or loss of consciousness resulting from the absorption of any
substance by inhalation, ingestion or through the skin
(vi) Acute illness which requires medical treatment where there is reason to believe
that this resulted from exposure to a biological agent or its toxins or infected
material.
FATALITY
10 The death of any person, whether or not they are at work, if it results from an accident
arising out of or in connection with work.
LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
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11 Caused by asphyxia or by exposure to a harmful substance or biological agent.
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3RD PARTY HOSPITAL
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12 Any injury to person who is not at work if it results from an accident arising out of or in
connection with work and results in them being taken from the place where the accident
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happened to a hospital by whatever means.
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13 Near miss/learning events are a near miss or significant incident which could have resulted
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14 Site management should openly encourage near miss/learning event reporting which is vital
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in creating a climate which sustains communication and co-operation to rectify unsafe

situations or conditions and therefore preventing the situation or condition eventually causing
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harm.
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15 SHE Learning Event cards have been introduced to improve the frequency of reporting and
providing a feedback mechanism at the operational zone.
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16 An occurrence, which arises out of or in connection with work and contained in RIDDOR,
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specifically for construction works, this would include:

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(a) The collapse of overturning of, or the failure of any load bearing part of any lift, hoist,
crane, derrick, MEWP, access cradle, excavator, pile-driving frame or rig (over 7m in
height) or fork lift truck.
(b) Any unintentional incident in which plant or equipment comes into contact with or
causes an electrical discharge by coming into near proximity of an overhead electrical
line exceeding 200 volts
(c) Electrical short circuit or overload attended by fire or explosion and stops the plant for
more than 24 hours or has the potential for death.
(d) Collapse of:
(i) Scaffolding over 5m in height

(ii) Scaffolding erected near to water, which could have resulted in a drowning
incident
(iii) The suspension arrangements of any slung scaffold
(e) Incidents involving pipelines or pipeline works including unintentional escapes,

damage, etc.
(f) Collapse of:
(i) A building or structure under construction, alteration, demolition etc that

involves the fall of more than 5 tonnes of material.
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(ii) Any floor or wall of a building used as a work place
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(iii) Any false work
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(g) The escape of flammable substances, including specific quantities of liquids or gas
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(h) The escape of any substances in sufficient quantities to death or major injury or
damage to health.
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REPORTABLE ILL HEALTH
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17 Where any person suffers from any of the occupational diseases specified in RIDDOR and
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their work involves one of the activities noted. All instances where it is suspected that it may
be necessary to report an Occupational Disease should be referred to the SHE dept.
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ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENT
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18 Any unplanned event that may result in damage to the environment, enforcement action from
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regulators, or likely to affect or attract public attention. A number of examples of

environmental incidents are included in Appendix 2.
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19 Where there is any doubt as to which category the injury / occurrence should be recorded
contact your local SHE department or Advisor
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Appendix 3 Accident/Incident Reporting Matrix
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Incident
Accident
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Any Involving
Resulting in Accident
Accident Verbal or Dangerous Significant Minor
Pollution 3-Days or Requiring Learning
Fatal Major Injury Involving a Physical Occurrence Pollution Pollution
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Incident More First Aid Event
Member of Abuse at the or Disease Incident Incident
Absence Treatment
the Public Workplace
LEVEL MAJOR MAJOR SIGNIFICANT MINOR
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INCIDENT INCIDENT Level 2 Level 1
Level 4 Level 3
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Initial Inform Inform Inform SM/PM Inform SM/PM Inform Inform Inform Inform Inform Inform Inform
Contact SM/PM SM/PM immediately. as soon as SM/PM SM/PM as SM/PM as SM/PM as SM/PM as SM/PM as SM/PM as
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immediately. immediately. Leave the practicable. immediately. soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as
Leave the Leave the accident practicable. practicable. practicable. practicable. practicable. practicable.
accident accident scene
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Project/Site Inform SHE Inform SHE Inform SHE Inform SHE Inform SHE Inform CM, Inform CM Inform CM SM to SM to SM to
Manager and CM and CM and CM and CM and CM SHE and and SHE as and SHE as complete all complete all complete
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immediately. immediately. immediately. immediately. immediately. SHEM as soon as soon as sections of sections of First Alert
Isolate/secure Isolate/secure Isolate/secure soon as practicable. practicable. Accident Accident report form.
the scene. the scene. the scene. practicable. Register/ Register/ Limited
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Book. Book. circulation.

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SHE Inform MIT Inform MIT Inform MIT Inform RMD Inform RMD Inform SHE Inform RMD Inform RMD Inform RMD Inform RMD Inform RMD
Advisor/ immediately, immediately, immediately, and SHEM as and SHEM and SHEM as and SHEM and SHEM and SHEM and SHEM and SHEM
Manager RMD, EA and RMD, EA and RMD, EA and soon as as soon as soon as as soon as as soon as as part of as part of as part of
SHEM as SHEM as SHEM as possible by possible by possible. possible. possible. monthly monthly monthly
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soon as soon as soon as First Alert. First Alert. report. report. report.
possible. possible. possible.
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Accident CM/SM/PM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to
Register/ complete complete all complete all complete all complete all complete all complete complete complete all complete all complete
Book First Alert as sections of sections of sections of sections of sections of Dangerous Dangerous sections of sections of Learning
soon as Accident Accident Accident Accident Accident Occurrence Occurrence Accident Accident Event report
practicable. Register/ Register/ Register/ Register/ Register/ form. form. Register/ Register/ form.
Book. Book. Book. Book. Book. Book. Book.
First Alert CM/SM/PM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to SM to

complete complete all complete all complete all complete all complete all complete complete complete all complete all complete
First Alert as sections of sections of sections of sections of sections of Dangerous Dangerous sections of sections of Learning
soon as Accident Accident Accident Accident Accident Occurrence Occurrence Accident Accident Event report
practicable. Register/ Register/ Register/ Register/ Register/ form. form. Register/ Register/ form.
Book. Book. Book. Book. Book. Book. Book.
Investigation Full Full Full SHE and SM Full Full Full Full SM to SM to Review of
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Incident More First Aid Event
Member of Abuse at the or Disease Incident Incident
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the Public Workplace
LEVEL MAJOR MAJOR SIGNIFICANT MINOR

INCIDENT INCIDENT Level 2 Level 1
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Requirement investigation investigation investigation to complete as investigation investigation investigation investigation inform SHE. inform SHE. incident by
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Inspector and and Police. and Police. Investigation SHE. SHE as SHE as SHE as SHE
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Prevent witness witness Prevent
witness collusion. collusion. witness
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F100 Report SHE Adviser/ SHE to obtain SHE to obtain SHE to obtain SHE to SHE to obtain SHE to SHE to No No No
Form Manager to copy from copy from copy from complete and copy from obtain copy obtain copy requirement requirement. requirement.
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from complete if complete if complete if as RIDDOR. complete if contractor or contractor or
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COMPANY employee. employee.
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SHEM = Safety, Health & Environmental Manager
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2 It is the duty of the SM to ensure that all accidents, incidents or near misses are reported as detailed above.
3 Only the Health and Safety Support Team are to complete the F100 for COMPANY employees.
4 In the event of a fatality, every assistance is to be given to the visiting authorities; however no statement should be given under caution without legal
representation.
5 Any enquiries by the media should be directed to head office.
6 The level of investigation and responsible persons noted are the minimum required in some cases for significant and minor categories a higher level of the
management structure may need to produce the required reports.
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Level SHE Manager + SHE Adviser + Project Manager + Manager, e.g. Ops Director +
3 or equivalent AIR Pt 2 Ops Director Head of SHE
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4 AIR Pt 2 Ops Director Head of SHE
NB The Managing Director will decide whether a Level 3 Incident Review is necessary and may delegate responsibility for chairing it.
COMPANYS Head of SHE should be notified of all Incident Reviews and should be invited to attend at Level 4.
2.3.8.5 Reference Documents
FORMS
1 First Alert (SHE-FRM-8-01)
2 Accident/Incident Investigation Report (AIR) Parts 1 SHE-FRM-8-02 (Accident Book) and 2

(SHE-FRM-8-03)
3 Statement of Injured Person/Witness Report Form (SHE-FRM-8-04)
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4 Monthly Data Collection Form (SHE-FRM-8-05)
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5 Site Investigation Avoidance of Underground Services (SHE-FRM-8-06)
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6 Learning Event (SHE-FRM-16-01)
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Qatar Regulatory Document (Construction) RD1.1.6.
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POSITION IN
NAME SIGNATURE & DATE
COMPANY
Approved by: SHEQ Director

Information should be communicated immediately by telephone to the project SHE

Advisor. The first alert to be completed by the Project Management in conjunction with
SHE Dept and circulated by e-mail/letter within 24 HOURS to person identified in
section 8. The information communicated should only be based on fact and not on
hearsay at this initial stage of notification.
Project Name Contract Number
Project Manager Region
Originator Date
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public or Third Party (near miss)
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Date of Incident
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Site Address
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Name of any injured

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Occupation of injured
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COMPANY Employee Contractor (please specify) Other (please specify)
3.0 FULL DETAILS OF INCIDENT (HOW IT HAPPENED) / RESULT OF ENFORCING

AUTHORITY VISIT
4.0 NATURE OF INJURY / DAMAGE / LOSS / ENFORCEMENT ACTION
5.0 DETAILS OF PLANT AND OWNER / HIRER (IF RELEVANT)
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DISTRIBUTION
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS
TICK THE BOXES ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE DISTRIBUTION LIST TO IDENTIFY THE
ACTUAL CIRCULATION DETAILS.
DISTRIBUTION TO PERSONNEL IN TABLE 1 IS A MANDATORY REQUIREMENT.
WHERE THE INCIDENT IS A FATALITY, MAJOR INJURY, DANGEROUS OCCURENCE, OVER 3 DAY
OR ENFORCEMENT NOTICE THE DISTRIBUTION MUST ALSO INCLUDE THE RELEVENT
PERSONNEL IN TABLE 2.
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Managing Director
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Regional MD/ Area Director/BD

Director for Retail or Airports
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HR Director/ Regional Delivery Centre

HR Manager (serious accident to
COMPANY/ employee only)
Business Development & PR (E=MC)
Others as required
Insurance Department to be notified by
SHE Director
Part 1(page 1 of 2) ForOfficeUseOnly

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1. ThisformistobeusedforALLaccidents(howeverminor),dangerous
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occurrencesandcasesofillhealtharisingfromworkwhichoccurat O Minor08hourslosttime O Fatality3 PartyHospital
CompanypremisesorinvolveCompanyemployees,orthepublic O Between13dayslosttime O ReportableDangerous
2. Fordetailedguidanceseerelevantbusinessunitguidance orrestrictedwork Occurrence
3. Useapplicablepartsofthisformtoreportsignificantdangerous
O Morethan3dayslosttime O ReportableIllHealth
occurrences orrestrictedwork
4. ALLpartstobecompletedlegiblyandtheoriginalforwardtotheSHE
DepartmentIMMEDIATELY O MajorAccident O Environmental
IncidentDate:..IncidentTime:(24hourclock).AssignShift: Day Night
GeneralLocationofAccident
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AccessRoutes CarParks ConstructionSites Delivery/StorageArea Unloading/LoadingArea Office
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Other PublicHighway ResidentialDwelling SitePerimeter/OffSite Vehicle WelfareArea
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Whereonthepremisesdidtheaccidentoccur?
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Project/ContractName: Project/ContractNumber:
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Date/timeIPceasedwork: Date:Time:TimelostbyIPasaresultoftheincident:hours
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Date/timeIPreturnedtowork:Date:. Time:.
DetailsofInjuredCasualty(IP)
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Nameofemployer:Occupation:..
Address:
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Postcode:ContactTelephoneNumber:
Witnesses
Name Occupation Employer

Part 1(page 2 of 2)

Injury nature Select ONE only Immediate Cause
Immediate Causes continued

Asphyxiation/gassing Animal/Insectbiteorsting Struckbyfallingobject

Amputation
Asphyxiation
Structuralcollapse

Burn/Scald Contactwithelectricity/lighting
Trapped/caughtinmachinery
Concussion
Contactwithheat/cold
Usingnonpoweredhandtools

Confusion/Bruising Contact/exposurebiologicalhazards
Usingpoweredhandtools
Crush/Trapinjury
(specifyinbox) Contactwith/exposuretoair/waterPressure

Dislocation Drivingatwork
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ElectricShock
Existingconditions/naturalcauses
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Effectsofweather/exposure Explosion Injury location Select ONE only
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Foreignbodyinnose/ear/throat
Exposuretoextremeheat/cold/explosion Abdomen
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Foreignofvertebralcolumn Exposuretomentalstressfactors Ankle

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Fractures
(exclvertebralcolumn) Exposuretonoise/vibration Arm/Shoulder
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IllHealth Exposuretoradiation(e.g.UV/nuclear) Back

Ingestion

Internal e.g..chest/abdominal/pelvis
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Facecollapse/Caveinorrockslide
Fallwhileascending/descending

Chest
DigestiveSystem

Jolt/Jarinjury
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Fallsfromheight Eye

Lossofsight Fallsonsamelevelincl.trips/slips Face/neck
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Multipleinjuries (specifyinbox) Fire Finger
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Nerves/Spinalcord(exclboneinjury) Hitbymoving/flyingobjects Foot

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Notyetknown Hitting/steppingonstructure/object Hand

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Openwound/Laceration Manualhandinglifting Head

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Other Manualhandlingpush/pull/carry Leg/Hip

Poisoning/Toxicsubstance
Other/notknown(Specifyinbox) Multiple
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Shock/Trauma Physicalassault/bullying Other(PleaseState)

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Sprains/strains
Plant/vehiclecomponentfailure RespiratorySystem

Superficialcuts/Abrasions PPEFailure Wrist

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Unconscious Repetitivemovementinjury

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Source of Hazard Select ONE only

BiologicalAgent FlyingParticle LiftingEquipment Radiation Vehicle/mobileequipment

Cold/Heat HandTool Materials Scaffold WorkingSurface

Dust
HazardousSubstance Movingpartsofmachinery Stairs/Steps Workstationlayout

ElectricalEquipment Heat/HotWork Other Staticequipment/machinery

Excavation
LackofOxygen PowerTool Structure

Floor/groundcondition Ladder Proximitytowater TemporaryWorks

Actiontaken(orsuggested)topreventrecurrenceandtocommunicatelessonslearntfromtheincident

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Project:
Name of Date:
Injured
Person:
Safety Health Environment Property
To check a box above, right click on the box, click on Properties and then click onto Default Value, Checked.
Click OK to finish.
Supporting Information Available
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Competency Accident/Dangerous
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2. 7. 12. Witness Statement
Checks Occurrence/Case of ill health form
Maintenance
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3. 8. Insurance Report 13. Other Specify
Checks (PPM)
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4. Method Statement 9. F100/A
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5. Photographs * 10. Construction Drawings
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Previous Experience/Training
Relevant Training Details
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Other, specify
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Date of Induction Date of last relevant

awareness talk(s)
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Procedures applicable to
accident/incident
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Incident Details (use continuation sheet if necessary)

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(in addition to the information on the Accident/Dangerous Occurrence/Case of Ill Health form)
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Immediate Causes
(see A-Z of Accident Causes)
Category Description Category Description
* Digital photographs must have the correct level of validation i.e. date, independent witness
etc.
Part 2
Root Causes
(see A-Z of Accident Causes)
Category Description Category Description
Remedial Action (use continuation sheet if necessary)
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Learning Opportunities and Responsibilities
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Responsible Date
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Safety Bulletin Safety Briefing Other Specify

Safety Reminder
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Investigation Approval
Name: Position: Signed:

Distribution
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS
TICK THE BOXES ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE DISTRIBUTION LIST TO IDENTIFY THE
ACTUAL CIRCULATION DETAILS.
DISTRIBUTION TO PERSONNEL IN TABLE 1 IS A MANDATORY REQUIREMENT.
WHERE THE INCIDENT IS A FATALITY, MAJOR INJURY, DANGEROUS OCCURENCE, OVER 3 DAY
OR ENFORCEMENT NOTICE THE DISTRIBUTION MUST ALSO INCLUDE THE RELEVENT
PERSONNEL IN TABLE 2.
TABLE 3 SHOULD BE COMPLETED AS APPROPRIATE TO THE LEVEL OF INCIDENT AND/OR MEDIA
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SHE Manager(s)
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TABLE 2 SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM

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Managing Director
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Regional MD/ Area Director/BD

Director for Retail or Airports
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TABLE 3 OTHERS
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HR Director/ Regional Delivery Centre

HR Manager (serious accident to
COMPANY/ employee only)
Business Development & PR (E=MC)
Others as required (
Insurance Department to be notified by
SHE Director
Name:
3 Statement of
Witness
DOB or Age: DD/MM/YY
Address:
Post Code:
Employer:
Occupation:
Length of Employment:
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Signed: Witnessed:
Name: Name:
Date: Date:
Project : Project No : Month :

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Completed By : ... Date :
AIR 1 sent ;
No of Accident Book Entries Minor Lost Time >3Day Major
COMPANY
Sub-Contractor / Other
Hours/Employees
Direct Employees Hours Worked DAY SHIFT Av. No. Direct Employees DAY SHIFT
Contractor Employees Hours Worked DAY SHIFT Av. No. Contractor Employees DAY
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No. of Inductions Contractors/Others No. of Persons with Skill Cards
No. of Supervisors Inductions Direct Employees

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Total No. of Toolbox Talks Undertaken

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No. of Supervisors Inductions Contractors/Others No. of Toolbox Talk Attendees Direct
Employees
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No. of Toolbox Talk Attendees

Contractors/Others
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Proactive Indicators
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Do you hold Employee Safety Meetings Yes No No. of Employee Safety Meeting
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No. of SHE Advisor Inspections Undertaken COMPANY No. of Representatives

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No. SHE Advisor Inspections Undertaken Sub-Contractors No. of Issues Raised
No. of Project SHE Inspections Undertaken No. of Issues Closed Out

(Managers/Supervisors)
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No. of Leadership Assessments Undertaken No. of SHE Procedural Audits Carried

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Environmental Indicators
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Electricity Fuel Oil Gas (Kilowatt Water (Cubic Metres)

(Kilowatt (Litres) Hours)
Hours)
Waste Generated Construction Demolition Excavation
Project Waste Generated Inert (tonnes)
Project Waste Generated Non Hazardous (tonnes)
Project Waste Generated Hazardous (tonnes)
Waste Management Construction Demolition Excavation
Project Waste to Landfill (tonnes)
Project Waste Recycled Off Site (tonnes)
Material Re-Used Directly on the Project (tonnes)

To be completed by Manager/Supervisors for damages to underground services

Contract Location : Manager :
Date of Incident: Time of Incident:
Other (please
Type of damage Electric Gas Telecom Water
state)
1.
(9)
Service Main Other (please

2. Where was the damage? (9) state)

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3. What diameter was the main or service?
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4. State type (e.g. PE, Ductile Iron, Steel, Lead, etc) :
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For electric cables / telecom / fibre optic cable (if known)
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Street Other (please
240v 415v
State voltage of electric cable (if known) (9) Lighting state)

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5.
Was the cable in a duct? Yes No
If yes, please state number of ducts ER
Yes No
6. Was a cable locator used prior to excavation?
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Power Mode Radio Mode Genny Mode

7. What mode did the team use? (9)

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Was there evidence to show :-

a) The services had been marked i.e. crayon / spray paint / other Yes No
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9.
b) Plans were issued Yes No

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c) Plans were accurate and they cover the working area Yes No
Were trial holes dug? Yes No

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Was the service

a) Encased in concrete Yes No
11. b) Under concrete Yes No
c) Under tarmac Yes No
d) Unmade ground (verge) Yes No
What was the depth of the underground service

12. metres
damaged?
Were there any visible features above or below ground to

assist in location of service e.g. covers/boxes, etc
Yes No
13. If yes, what were they?
Was assistance required from utilities before excavating? Yes No

If yes, please give details
Name
14. Address
Telephone No.
Contact Name
Non-Powered Hand Other (please

What caused the Mechanical Plant Power Hand Tools
Tools state)
15.
damage? (9)
State type (i.e. JCB 12 Bucket, Breaker Chisel, Shovel Grafter, Fork, etc) :
16.
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dimensions of excavation, position of damaged utility and location of relevant valve covers, boxes, manholes, metres,
street lights, etc)
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If yes, please give details
19. Name
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Address
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on job, etc)
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What steps have you taken to prevent re-occurrence? (use additional sheet if required)
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Supervisors Name Signature Street Works Qual Date

(Print)
Project Managers Close Out

Are you satisfied that a full investigation has been completed? Yes No
State additional actions where necessary
Is the action to prevent reoccurrence appropriate? Yes No

State additional actions where necessary
Where appropriate state what management action has been taken.

Managers Name Signature Street Works Qual Date

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REPORT OF AN INJURY OR DANGEROUS OCCURRENCE

Form F100 Filling in this form
This form must be filled in by a Contractor or other responsible person.
Part A Part C
About you About the injured person
1 What is your full name? If you are reporting a dangerous occurrence, go to Part F to describe
the incident.. If more than one person was injured in the same
incident, please attach the details asked for in Part C and Part D for
each injured person
2 What is your job title? 1 What is their full name?
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3 What is your telephone number? 2 What is their address and
postcode?
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5 What is its address? ER
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1 On what date did the incident happen?

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one box)
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2 At what time did the incident happen? one of your employees?

(Please use the 24-hour clock eg 0600)
on a training scheme?
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3 Did the incident happen at the above address?
Yes Go to question 4 on work experience?

No Where did the incident happen? Employed by someone else? Give details of
Elsewhere in your organisation give the employer:
the name, address and postcode
At someone elses premises give the
name, address and postcode
In a public place give details of
self employed and at work?
Where it happened
a member of the public?
Part D
About the injury
If you do not know the postcode, what is the name of the

Construction Site?
1 What was the injury? (eg fracture,
laceration)
4 In which department, or where on the premises, did the

incident happen? 2 What part of the body was injured?
3 Was the injury (tick one box that applies) Part F

a fatality? Describing what happened
a major injury or condition? Give as much detail as you can: For instance
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(see accompanying notes)
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the name of any substance involved
an injury to an employee or self-employed
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person which prevented them doing their
normal work for more than 3 days? the name and type of any machine involved
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an injury to a member of the public which
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meant they had to be taken from the scene of the events that led to the incident
the accident to a hospital for treatment?
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4 Did the injured person (tick all the boxes that apply) the part played by any people
become unconscious? ER If it was a personal injury, give details of what the person
need resuscitation? was doing. Describe any action that has since been taken
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to prevent a similar incident. Use a separate piece of
remain in hospital for more than 24 hours?
paper if you need to.
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none of the above

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happened, then go to Part G.
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being machined
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Hit by moving, flying or falling object

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Hit by moving vehicle
Hit something fixed or stationary

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Injured while handling, lifting or carrying

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Slipped, tripped or fell on the same level
Fell from height
How high was the fall? metres
Trapped by something collapsing
Drowned or asphyxiated
Exposed to, or in contact with, a harmful

substance
Exposed to fire
Exposed to an explosion
Contact with electricity or an electrical Part G

discharge Your signature
Injured by an animal
Physically assaulted by a person

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Another kind of accident
(describe it in Part F)
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REPORT OF A CASE OF DISEASE

Form F100A Filling in this form
This form must be filled in by an employer or other responsible person.
Part A Part B
About you About the affected person
1 What is your full name? 1 What is their full name?
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employed by someone else?
Give details:
was the injury? (eg fracture, laceration)
7 What type of work does the organisation do?

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The disease you are reporting
1 Please give:
the name of the disease and the type of work
7 it is associated with; or
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Your signature
Part D
Describing the work that led to the disease Signature
Please describe any work done by the affected person

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QCS 2014 Section 11: Health and Safety Page 1

Part 2.3.08: The Report and Investigation of Accidents and Incidents

2 SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION MANAGEMENT /

2.3 SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT PROCEDURES............................... 1

2.3.8 THE REPORT AND INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS ...... 1

2.3.8.7 Approvals ..................................................................................................... 20

Incident Control Investigation of

distribute to relevant parties

3.1, 3.2, 3.3 F100/A and

3.7 Receive copy of

based on outcome and/or potential SHE Director,

3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 dictates

CONTRACTS DIRECTOR / MANAGER

EMPLOYEE / CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE

1 Project or Office based Manager overseeing a number of projects.

PROJECT / SITE MANAGER

MAJOR INCIDENT TEAM (MIT)

4 Qatar Regulatory Document (Construction) Report of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous

5 A firm of Solicitors, approved by the Company.

ACCIDENT OR MAJOR INJURY) PROJECT / SITE MANAGER

possible (instruct line supervision accordingly).

(a) Consider also any specific client requirements.

(b) Contact the COMPANY Emergency Media Telephone Number.

REPORTING AND INVESTIGATING A FATAL ACCIDENT OR MAJOR INJURY SHE

REPORTING AND INVESTIGATING AN OVER 3 DAY INJURY PROJECT / SITE

21 Obtain from any sub-contractor a copy of the F100.

REPORTING AND INVESTIGATING A NON RIDDOR REPORTABLE ACCIDENT (LOST

complete First Alert report and circulate as appropriate.

PROCEDURES CONTRACTORS (SUB/WORK PACKAGE), THIRD PARTIES, ETC

31 Procedures above apply.

34 Reporting/Investigating of Accidents to the General Public/Third Parties

(a) Ensure that the SHE Department is notified.

investigation and prepare a written report with emphasis on preventing recurrence of

the problem with a copy to the SHE Department.

Department within 10 days. In the case of COMPANY employees, forward a copy to

the Insurance Broker.

(d) A disease needs to be reported only when a written statement prepared by a

DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES (SPECIFIED BY RIDDOR) - PROCEDURES

45 All Dangerous Occurrences shall be investigated by the Site / Project Manager in

ALL DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES

46 Do not interfere with the scene of the accident.

DANGEROUS OCCURRENCES REPORTABLE UNDER RIDDOR

53 In addition to the above:

occurrence on First Alert report form and distribute as appropriate.

REPORTING & INVESTIGATING ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS - PROCEDURE

56 Following an environmental incident, complete the reporting requirements as detailed below :

FIRST ALERT PROCEDURES

58 A First Alert form should be completed for the following circumstances:

(h) Visits by a Regulatory Authority

support on the information required for the First Alert.

ACCIDENT/INCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORTS

63 It is important that accidents/incidents are properly investigated by the Project Management

65 Formal investigations will be necessary:

(a) for accidents/incidents reportable under RIDDOR;

(d) Significant pollution/damage to the environment has been caused

66 The decision on whether to conduct a formal investigation should be taken in conjunction

Any visible oil/silt/chemicals in controlled waters as a result Non-notifiable Pollution Incident

Discharging to Controlled Waters or Drains without Non-notifiable Pollution Incident