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GIPL - Incident report - Near Miss
GIPL - Incident report - Near Miss
Case / Issue Report prepared by : Date of birth: Location where treatment was provided:
Preliminary report [ y ] Date: 21/09/2018 Team: MEP
Number:1 Atul Shelke N/A
Final report [ ] Date: 21/09/2018 Shift: First
Male [ y ] Female [ ]
First Aid Case [ ] Environmental Incident [ ] Recordable Case [ ] Supervisor:Mr.Madhav Babulgavkar(GIPL) Designation: Engineer(Automation)
SOFTCON system
Near Miss [ Y ] Medical Treatment Case [ ] Lost Time Injury [ ]
At the time of software installation time in IT room production block 2nd floor .(12.30pm)
2) List the sequence of events and identify the object or substance that is suspected of
directly harming the person.
Hemant going to production Block second floor IT room for software installation
Touches to right hand in another It rack (which is installed by the vendor of the GIPL)
Hemant, Madhav
How long has this person been performing this type of work?
Are written operating procedures / Risk Control Plan
From One Month YES [ y] NO [ ] Was this task identified in JSA or RCP ? YES [ y ] NO
developed for this task?
Most Probable Cause(s) Analysis: Insert the Incident Description from above and determine Most Probable Cause(s) using the Fishbone Diagram.
Circle the most likely causes.
Man Environment
Root Cause Analysis: In the first "Why" write down the probable cause identified from the "Fishbone Diagram". Continue to ask WHY until you no longer can.
(This page must be completed for EACH probable cause identified in fishbone diagram.)
Why?
Cautionery notice not pasted on IT rack panel
Why?
Witness unknowing touched at charged IT rack
Why?
loose earthling wiring in IT rack
Why?
“Hierarchy of Health and Safety Controls” will be used to identify controls and countermeasure actions.
Stage 2 - If the hazard(s) cannot be eliminated then a balance (combination) must be achieved within the 5 remaining levels of the "Hierarchy of Health and Safety Controls."
(1) Engineering controls - e.g. machine guards, safety interlocks.
(2) Adminstrative Controls - can be warning signs, warning lines, alarms and horns, flashing lights etc.
(3) Operating Control Procedures - OCP may be required for the individual(s) to safely perform the task e.g. OCP for EOT operation.
(4) Training / Communication - e.g. safety talks, task specific training for related persons.
(5) Personal Protective Equipment - will be identified to protect the worker for any remaining hazards and to reduce residual risks to an acceptable level.
e.g. Safety Goggle, Safety Shoes etc.
Eliminate and / or
Substitute
Engineering controls: live panels shall be revisted for eartling connections GIPL Closed
Adminstrative Controls:
(Warning signs and
devices, Placards, etc.)
cautionary notice shall be placed for electric shock wherever required Mr.Arune Bakale Closed
Operating Control
Procedures: Mr. Vasant
avoid working in cogested area near live panels
(Safe Operating Lohar
Procedures)
Closed
Training / Communication share incident learning points at all safety forums Safety Dept.
Closed
Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE)
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