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Incident Reporting Procedure Pureoil
Incident Reporting Procedure Pureoil
1. Purpose
This procedure is to ensure that all accidents and incidents are reported to the relevant
authorities. It allows for the correct capturing of accident details and instituting of
accident investigation protocols.
2. Scope
This procedure covers all types of accidents and incidents that can happen on the site.
It extends to cover all accidents and incidents to Pure Oil employees while carrying out
their duties off-site or using company assets.
3. Responsibilities
Responsible person/ Site Controller
Shall ensure that all accidents that happen on site are captured in the accident register.
Shall ensure that all statutory reporting of al accidents is done as stipulated by the
National Legislation
Shall ensure that the appropriate Accident Investigation Team is constituted to
investigate accidents and incidents depending on their severity
Shall ensure that all accidents are investigated and appropriate controls are put in place
according to the nature of the risk
Shall sign-off closure of incidents or accidents with the advice of the Accident
Investigation Team
Departmental Head/Supervisor:
Shall ensure that all employees are trained in accident and incident reporting
Shall ensure that all accidents and incidents that happen in their department are
reported to the Safety Officer and responsible
Shall conduct the initial accident investigation and reporting
Shall assist in further accident investigation if required by the Responsible Person/
Accident Investigation Team
Shall investigate each and every accident and incident that happens on site
Shall investigate off-site incidents to Pure Oil Employees during their course of their
work or while using Pure Oil Assets
Shall investigate all incidences with a view to understand the basic and underlying
causes
The accident investigation team will be constituted depending on the nature of the
accident or incident
Safety Officer
4. Definitions
4. 2 1 Types of Accidents
4. 2 4 Near miss: A near miss is an unplanned event that did not result in injury,
illness, damage or spill, but had the potential to do so.
4. 2 5 Process Safety events: These are events that result in the disruption in the
normal work activities and standard operating sequences of plant and equipment.
5.1.3 The Safety officer will report the accident as stipulated by the
Reporting matrix for Incidents and Accidents. All accidents and
incidents should be reported to the responsible person.
5.1.4 The Department Head and/or Incident Controller will visit the site
of the accident/incident to assess the severity of the occurrence.
The incident controller will liaise with the Site Controller informing
him/her of the status of the accident
5.1.5 The Site Controller, with the advice of the Departmental Head
and/or Incident Controller will determine the nature of action that
is required to bring the occurrence under control. He will also
consult with the Communications Committee
5.1.7 After the occurrence has been brought under control, the
Responsible Person will ensure that the occurrence is thoroughly
investigated by constituting the required Accident Investigation
Team within the time frame stipulated by the Reporting Matrix
5.1.8 The Accident Investigation Team will generate a report for Accident
management review and consumption Report
5.1.9 The Responsible Person will ensure that all the corrective actions Accident
identified by the Accident Investigation Team are fully Report
implemented before signing-off the accident. The Responsible
Person has the authority to review any corrective measure if they
are not satisfied that the risk has been totally eliminated
5.1.10 The Safety Officer will ensure that all Accidents or Incidents are Accident
recorded in the Main Accident register Register
6. Attending to Accidents
6. 1 1 Serious Injuries or Fatalities
i. The Reception/Main gate will call the ambulance services
ii. The standby driver will in the interim transport the injured personal
to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals
iii. The Safety Officer will accompany the injured personal and be the
representative of the company
7. Records
Accident Register
8. Attachments
All related records copies are attached as examples
9. References
Factories and Works General Regulations: RGN 302 of 1976