Reporting near misses can identify hazards that might have been missed or overlooked during the planning process of a job or work task. Identification of unrecognized hazards often leads to safety ...

EHRS requires employees to report injuries and near-misses in the workplace. All employee work-related accidents, injuries, and illnesses are assessed in a manner that identifies proximate and/or root ...

Name of Person Reporting the Incident or Near-Miss (if different than above) Email or Phone Number of Person Reporting the Incident or Near-Miss (if different than above) If reporting an injury, ...

One way the industry has encouraged this is through Near Miss Reporting, a process meant to catch safety hazards before they turn into incidents. However, too often, mariners hesitate to report ...

Workplace safety has always been a top concern in every industry, affecting the well-being of employees and overall productivity and profitability. Near-miss reporting plays a critical role in ...

In 2021, we successfully rolled out our safety app, a free resource for reporting near-misses and safety incidents, and for accessing safety alerts and safety meeting resources. This convenient ...

volunteers and non-University individuals should use the following form to report an incident or near-miss. Non-employees should also use this form to report incidents involving injuries (employee ...

The agency's final report recommends improved ... that the nation’s aviation safety net is wearing thin. The NTSB will conduct a hearing about another near-miss in 2023, when a FedEx Boeing ...