1. Yawar Hassan Khan

2.  YAWAR HASAN KHAN
 CERTIFIED HSE MANAGEMENT
PROFESSIONAL
 ASSISTANT SAFETY OFFICER- ACL

3.  An accident is the final event in an unplanned
process that result in injury or illness to an
employee and possibly property damage

4.  STRUCK BY
 STRUCK AGAINST
 CONTACT BY
 CONTACT WITH
 CAUGHT ON
 CAUGHT BETWEEN
 FALL TO SURFACE
 FALL TO BELOW
 OVER EXERTION
 BODILY REACTION
 OVER EXPOSURE

5.  Old theory-worker error :says worker makes a
choice to work in an unsafe manner
 New theory-system approach : says accidents
occur due to multiple causes and due to defects
in the systems

6.  Clearly assigned responsibility for accident
investigation
 All accident investigations will be formally trained
on accident investigation techniques
 The purpose is to find fact not fault
 Dig deep to know hazardous conditions that
caused accidents
 report will make the recommendations to correct
the hazardous conditions and work practices
 Corrective actions must be completed
 An annual review of accident reports

7.  Secure the accident scene
 Conduct interview
 Develop the sequence of events
 Conduct cause analysis
 Determine the solutions
 Write the report

8.  Make personal observations
 Take photos of accident scene
 Take video clips of the scene
 sketch the accident scene
 Interview records

9.  Be sure you ask the
 Right people the
 Right question at the
 Right time in the
 Right place in the
 Right way for the
 Right reason to uncover the
 Right facts

10.  The victim
 Co workers
 Direct supervisors
 Manager
 Training department
 Personnel department
 Maintenance department
 Emergency responders
 Medical personal
 Coroner
 Police
 The victim’s spouse and family

11.  Keep the purpose of investigation in the mind
 Approach the investigation with an open mind
 Go to the scene
 Express concern regarding the accident and
desire to prevent a similar occurrence
 Tell the interviewee that the information they
give is important
 Be friendly , understanding and open minded
 Be calm and unhurried

12.  An accident is thought to be the result of a
single , one time easily identifiable , unusual ,
unexpected occurrence that result in injury or
illness

13.  This describes as a series of related occurences
which lead to a final event that results in injury
or illness

14.  Accidents are a result of a series of random
related and / or unrelated actions that
somehow interact to cause the accident

15.  Actual events
 Assumed events
 Non events
 Simultaneous events

16.  Once the sequence of events is developed we
will study each event to know:
 Hazardous condition
 Unsafe behaviors
 System weaknesses

17.  Actor: the actor is an individual or object that
directly influenced the flow of the sequence of
events
 Action is something that is done by the actor

18.  Materials
 Machinery
 Equipment
 Tools
 Chemicals
 Environment
 Workstations
 Facilities
 People
 workload

19.  Injury analysis
 Event analysis
 System analysis

20.  Elimination
 Substitution
 Engineering controls

21.  WARNINGS
 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS
 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

22.  Background
 Description
 Findings
 Recommendations
 Summary

23.  Please give your feedback at
:yawarhkhan@hotmail.com