Accident and Incident Reporting and Investigation Sample Clauses

Accident and Incident Reporting and Investigation. The terms ‘accident’ and ‘incident’ have various legal meanings, depending on the definitions used in current legislation. For the purposes of this Health and Safety Plan, the term ‘accident’ is used when there is injury to people. All accidents will be reported and investigated to minimise risk of a recurrence. The term ‘incident’ will be used when there is an unplanned occurrence where damage to AFL, or third party property, or the environment, is sustained. All incidents will be reported and investigated to minimise risk of a recurrence. In order that accidents and incidents are reported and investigated in accordance with their severity, accidents or incidents will be categorised by AFL as major and non-major. If there are any doubts as to whether an accident or incident is major or non-major, it will be treated as major until decided otherwise by the Group Safety, Environment & Security Manager. A definition of each is given below:
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