Near Miss Reporting and Investigation Sample Clauses

Near Miss Reporting and Investigation. A Near Miss Report is an unplanned occurrence where a small change to prevailing conditions could have resulted in injury to people, damage to property or the environment. A Near Miss Report may also be referred to as a hazardous incident in MCA documentation. The importance of recognising, investigating and reporting Near Miss Reports cannot be over emphasised. If unidentified, they could recur as an accident, when the prevailing conditions are marginally different. Each near miss represents a learning opportunity. All Near Miss Reports will be reported by employees in the knowledge that AFL will NOT seek to apportion blame, but to identify the direct and root causes, so that effective corrective and preventive action can be applied to reduce the likelihood of recurrence. When a Near Miss Report is identified by, or reported to, the Boatmaster, he will ensure that a Near Miss Report is completed. The circumstances of the Near Miss Report will be clearly and factually recorded, together with the direct causes and corrective action to be implemented. Near Miss Reports will be given a reference number consisting of the Vessel initials, the consecutive report number and the last two digits of the current year. The report form will be sent to the Group Safety, Environmental & Security Manager, who will prioritise any preventive action required and decide on whether further investigations are required prior to final closure of the report. A copy will be retained on board.
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