Incomplete Report Hinders Investigation into Fatal Machine Accident
A worker at a U.S. manufacturing facility was fatally injured due to a machinery malfunction during routine operations. Following the incident, the employer submitted an incident report, but it was found to be critically incomplete—missing essential information such as the exact time, precise location, and witness statements. These omissions delayed OSHA’s ability to investigate the root cause of the accident and implement timely corrective actions. According to OSHA standards, incident reports must include key information: the establishment name, incident location, time of the event, type of incident (e.g., fatality or hospitalization), names of affected […]This content is for BHHC Safety Center policy holders.
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