INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. 13.1 All Safety, Health and Environmental Incidents shall be reported to the Client OHS and Safety Department within two hours from the time of occurrence via a phone call, sms or email or before end of shift. This shall be followed by a formal report in a form of a preliminary report within forty eight (48) hours.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. 13.1 All incidents referred to in Section 24 of the OHS Act shall be reported by the Mandatary to the Department of Labour and to the Employer. The Employer shall further be provided with copies of any written documentation relating to any incident.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. Subcontractor must report all incidents including injuries, illnesses, asset damage, exposures above acceptable limits, fires, explosions, spills, permit or permit-equivalent exceedances, or near misses to SES immediately (within 1/2 hour of incident). An incident investigation that includes a causal analysis and corrective actions must be conducted and a complete report issued to SES within 24 hours of incident. A daily verbal update will be provided to SES until corrective actions are completed, claimant is released to full-duty and/or claim has been resolved. First Aid/CPR/Bloodborne Pathogens. A minimum of two First Aid/CPR/Bloodborne Pathogens trained persons must be on site anytime work is being performed at the project site.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. Employees shall report every accident, incident or potentially hazardous situation to Supervisors and/or Workplace Health and Safety representative in accordance with applicable legislation and assist with any ensuing investigation. The Supervisors are to report to the Workplace Health and Safety Manager all accidents and incidents as soon as possible.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. 9.2.1 In the event of an incident meeting the criteria described below, the Agency shall send an initial notification to the Commission and to the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services per the following guidelines.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. The Subcontractor / PRW shall immediately notify the Company of each HSE incidents which occur during the execution of project, even if no injury occurs, and provide the Company a written report within 4 hours. The Company will investigate HSE incidents beyond immediate causes to identify the root causes. The Subcontractor / PRW shall coordinate and cooperate to provide facts, details and information during such investigations
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. If one Party becomes aware of the occurrence of an incident in a Plant, a Plant control room, or a Common Switchyard that affects or is capable of affecting the TSP System, GIF, or Plant reliability, safety, environmental compliance, or equipment failure, such Party shall promptly report the incident to the other Party. This will be a brief but informative report that includes background, description of the incident, conclusion, corrective action, and person(s) responsible for corrective action. If the seriousness of the incident warrants, both Parties shall participate in a joint investigation and produce a formal report of the incident. Both Parties shall have the right to declare the incident serious enough to warrant a joint investigation.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. S 1105.10.1 The Contractor complies with the Client’s Guidance GG128 “Requirements for reporting incidents, events and undesirable circumstances: health, safety, wellbeing, structural and environmental” or its later update or replacement, including any time periods required by GG128 (see link in Annex 02). If a time period is not specified in GG128 then the period of reply applies unless agreed otherwise by the Service Manager.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. Incident reporting and investigations must be in accordance with Occupational Health and Safety Act Sec 24 and General Admin Regulations 8 and 9. The Client’s Occupational Health and Safety Agent must be notified immediately in the case of Sec 24, and within 24 hours in the case of Annexure 1 incidents. All investigation documents must be completed in full, submitted to the client and kept for a duration of at least 3 years.
INCIDENT REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION. Subcontractor must report all incidents including injuries, illnesses, exposures above established limits, fires, explosions, spills, exceeding permit or permit- equivalent, near misses, and any property damage to CH2M HILL immediately (within 1 hour of incident). Significant spills (exceeding Reportable Quantities) must be reported to CH2M HILL at the moment it is safe to do so within 15 minutes and report to appropriate government authorities when directed. An incident investigation that includes a cause analysis and corrective actions must be conducted and a complete report issued to CH2M HILL within 24 hours of incident. A daily verbal update will be provided to CH2M HILL until corrective actions are completed and, if applicable, claimant is released to full-duty and/or claim has been resolved.