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True workplace safety relies on proactively examining the things that almost went wrong. This essential training focuses on the vital procedures for investigating close calls, recognized by OSHA as incidents that could have caused injury but did not. We approach this topic with genuine care, knowing that a thorough investigation is one of the most significant steps you can take to safeguard your team's health and well-being. By understanding the root cause of a near-miss, you can apply specific, lasting changes, ensuring that the same hazard doesn't lead to a serious injury down the road.

The core of this course is understanding the formal steps necessary to turn a reported near-miss into a safety solution. OSHA strongly encourages that all near-miss incidents be investigated by a team, and this program details the agency's recommended four-step investigation process. This critical methodology involves preserving and documenting the scene, collecting detailed information through evidence and witness interviews, identifying the root cause, and implementing specific corrective actions. This systematic approach provides the structure needed to eliminate underlying hazards, refine safety policies, and prevent future injuries or property damage.

Key Course Highlights

Define what constitutes a near-miss incident in a work setting.
Describe the essential actions to take during a near-miss investigation.
Detail the appropriate procedures for reporting near-misses.
Outline methods for hazard identification in the workplace.
Explain the critical role of corrective action after a near-miss.


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Q&A Section:

What is the Four-Step Systems Approach to a near-miss incident investigation?

Preserve/document the scene, collect information, determine root causes, and implement corrective actions.

What is a near-miss?

A near-miss is an incident that could have caused injury or damage, but didn’t due to either timing or position.

Should near-miss incidents be reported?

Yes, OSHA reporting policy requires that near-misses be reported to a supervisor within 24 hours.

What are the six action items to be taken when identifying and assessing workplace hazards?

(1) To identify and assess workplace hazards, (2) collect existing information about hazards, (3) inspect the workplace, (4) identify health hazards, (5) conduct incident investigations, and (6) characterize the nature of identified hazards, identify interim control measures, and prioritize the hazards for control.

Why is it important to investigate near-miss incidents?

Information on the root cause of near-misses can be used to perform corrective actions that make the workplace safer and help prevent future accidents


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