Incident Analysis Sample Clauses

Incident Analysis. This section applies to all Contractors (regardless of risk ranking). All Contractors are required to report to the Company, any work-related incidents involving injury or illness to employees or the public, or property damage to the Contractor’s or Company’s equipment. The first priority is to ensure that the injured receive medical treatment. The Company will provide the Contractor with the Contractor Incident Report (ANHS-FOR-020D) during the pre-construction meeting. The Company contact will explain these reporting requirements in more detail prior to commencement of work. An incident is defined as an event that has a human component, and results in, or could potentially result in, at least one of the following outcomes: • Injury – incidents that cause harm to people; • Property Damage – incidents that cause damage to property; • Adverse Public Impact – incidents that disrupts service to the public or results in adverse public reaction; or • Near-Miss – an incident which had the potential under different circumstances to result in an injury. A hazardous condition is defined as a condition that can and is rectified immediately by the person who identified the hazard. A significant hazard is defined as a condition that requires others to take actions to rectify and requires further investigation as to how the situation came to occur.

Incident Analysis. The Incident Analysis phase will commence after the Initial Incident Response phase has been completed. Verizon will utilize a combination of open-source, proprietary, and commercially-available tools to analyze and collect Evidence from Customer’s Network and Information Systems. Where possible, these efforts will be performed on Customer premises but it may be required to transfer the Evidence to a Verizon forensic laboratory. Verizon will maintain the chain of custody of any Evidence transferred pursuant to Xxxxxxx’s security policies. At the conclusion of this phase, the Evidence will be secured for further analysis, transferred to a third party if directed by Xxxxxxxx, or transferred to law enforcement personnel, as needed.

Incident Analysis. Upon the occurrence of any problem with a severity level of Priority 1 to Priority 2, Citizens shall promptly perform a Root Cause Analysis of the problem and provide the results of such analysis to Company’s Account Manager within a commercially reasonable period of time following the identification and communication of the problem. For purposes of this Services Level Agreement, a “

Incident Analysis. Applies to: All contractors (regardless of risk ranking).