Near misses - Things to know
“NOTHING HAPPENS HERE” IS A DECEPTIVE WAY TO THINK ABOUT SAFETY – BECAUSE IT’S ONLY A MATTER OF TIME BEFORE THE NEXT ACCIDENT OCCURS.
Contents/chapter of this sam® instruction:
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Definition of near miss
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Typical examples
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Sense and purpose
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Accident pyramid
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Unsafe actions/conditions
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Reporting of near misses
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What exactly must be entered in the first aid book?
A first aid log should contain the following information for all injuries:
What exactly must be entered in the first aid book?– Date and time of injury for accident recording– Type of injury (e.g. broken arm, broken jaw)– Description of the injury (e.g. the arm was in a cast below the elbow)– Place where the injury occurred– Injury status & Status of the patient’s vital functions (heart rate, pulse, respiratory rate)– Follow-up treatment of the injury
What is the BFGA and what does it have to do with my first aid book?
The British First Aid Guide Association (BFGA) is the leading organization for first aid instructors and experts. Governments, schools, workplaces and sports clubs around the world trust their resources.
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