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The Accident Reporting Procedures Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Inadequate training
- Incorrect procedures
- 2. Initial Communication
- Poor communication
- Misunderstanding of safety guidelines
- 3. Reporting Process Initiation
- Filing errors
- Inconsistency in reporting
- 4. Incident Investigation
- Inadequate information
- Lack of experience
- 5. Collection of Facts
- False information
- Lack of evidence
- 6. Fact Analysis
- Bias
- Incorrect interpretation
- 7. Decision making
- Incorrect decision
- Delayed response
- 8. Implementation of Decisions
- Miscommunication
- Improper execution
- 9. Verification of action taken
- Lack of follow-up
- inadequate verification process
- 10. Incident Closure
- Premature closure
- Lack of proper documentation
- 11. Follow-up Actions
- Mistakes in implementation
- Missed actions
- 12. Documenting The Incident
- Missing details
- Falsification
- 13. Incident Review
- High business pressure
- Changes not documented
- 14. Preventive Measures
- Non-compliance
- Inadequate measures
- 15. Continuous Improvement
- Negligence
- Complacency
- 16. Training and Awareness
- Rapid changes
- Poor training methodology
- 17. Accuracy Check of the Reports
- Poor data quality
- Overlooking of details
- 18. Archiving Reports
- Data corruption
- Unauthorised access
- 19. Regular Review and Update
- Delayed reviews
- Lost updates
- 20. Continuous Monitoring
- Misinterpretation
- Omission of process