FACTS

1. Incomplete Reports: Missing key details like time, location, or individuals involved can hinder accurate investigation.
2. Unclear Descriptions: Vague or subjective language makes it difficult to understand what actually happened.
3. Lack of Witness Input: Without statements from witnesses, crucial perspectives and facts may be lost.
4. Missing Corrective Actions: Reports that don’t include follow-up steps may lead to repeated incidents.
5. Delayed Submissions: The longer it takes to report, the more likely details are forgotten or lost.
6. Poor Documentation of Injuries/Damages: Inadequate medical or equipment damage details can affect compensation, repairs, or future prevention.

STATS

• OSHA requires that serious work-related injuries be reported […]

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